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质量优于数量:重新思考数据及模型假设在孟加拉语共指解析中的应用

原文标题 · Quality over Quantity: Rethinking Data and Model Assumptions for Bengali Coreference Resolution

作者:Zenith Biswas, Andrew Thomas Dyer 通常认为,多语言变换模型能够跨越不同语言进行通用处理,但其在资源有限的情况下进行共指解析的有效性仍未被证实。我们针对孟加拉语这一拥有超过2.5亿使用者的语言进行了研究,该语言的标注共指资源较为有限。我们在多种环境下对基于变换器的预训练模型进行了评估,包括零样本学习场景等。

来源:arXiv cs.AI/CL/LG · arxiv.org

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Computer Science > Computation and Language

Title: Quality over Quantity: Rethinking Data and Model Assumptions for Bengali Coreference Resolution

Abstract: Multilingual transformer models are often assumed to generalise across languages, but their effectiveness for coreference resolution in low-resource settings remains unverified. We investigate this gap in Bengali, a language with over 250 million speakers but limited annotated coreference resources. We evaluate transformer-based pre-trained encoders under multiple settings, including zero-shot, fine-tuning, data augmentation, and cross-lingual transfer. Our results challenge several common assumptions about model generalisation and data efficiency in low-resource NLP. We demonstrate that a small amount of high-quality annotated data significantly outperforms larger mixed-quality datasets (p < 0.01). We find that data augmentation, particularly back-translation, does not improve performance and can degrade results in coreference resolution. Cross-lingual transfer is also inconsistent: transfer from a distant language like English reduces performance, and transfer from the related language Hindi provides no consistent benefit across models. Several widely used multilingual models exhibit collapsed embedding spaces, rendering them unsuitable for similarity-based clustering tasks. These findings highlight the importance of annotation quality over data quantity and provide empirical guidance for developing coreference resolution systems in low-resource languages.

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