TatBLiMP benchmarks Tatar linguistic minimal pairs
Researchers have introduced TatBLiMP, the first benchmark for evaluating grammaticality in Tatar language models. The benchmark covers 1248 sentence pairs differing by a single morpheme, with each pair consisting of one grammatical and one ungrammatical member. Models are scored based on their probability assignments to the grammatical members, which are attested sentences from Tatar literary…
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- TatBLiMP introduces the first linguistic minimal pairs benchmark for Tatar
- Benchmark covers 1248 sentence pairs differing by a single morpheme
- Models are scored based on probability assignments to grammatical members
Read the original atarXiv cs.CL · by Ilshat Saetov, Dmitry Gaynullin primary sourceOpen source ↗
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