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Logical properties of Natural Language Inference - Experiments with Synthetic Data to Study Consequence Relations in LSTMs
(2024-06-17)
Natural language inference (NLI) datasets are great resources to train and benchmark
models that infer entailment relations. However, these datasets are known to have issues
such as lexical biases that affect the behaviour ...
Automatic Idiomatic Expression Detection. Comparison Between GPT-4 and Gemini Pro Prompt Engineering & LSTM-RNN Construction
(2024-06-18)
This thesis explores the concept of detecting non-literal phrases using Large Language
Models (LLM) such as GPT-4 and Gemini Pro, as well as Recurrent Neural Networks
(RNN), LSTM and BiLSTM models in particular.
Through ...
Evaluating the contribution of framenet to gender-based violence identification - How semantic annotation can be used as a resource for identifying patterns of violence
(2024-06-17)
According to the World Health Organization, one in three women has been a victim of physical or sexual
violence by their partner at some point in their lives. This indicates that Gender-Based Violence is a global
public ...
Don't Mention the Norm
(2024-06-17)
Reporting bias (the human tendency to not mention obvious or redundant information)
and social bias (societal attitudes toward specific demographic groups) have both
been shown to propagate from human text data to language ...
Creating Synthetic Dialogue Datasets for NLU Training. An Approach Using Large Language Models
(2024-06-20)
This thesis explores the topic of using the GPT-4 large language model, to generate high-quality,
diverse synthetic dialogue datasets for training Natural Language Understanding (NLU) models
in task-oriented dialogue ...
MACHINE TRANSLATION FROM ANCIENT GREEK TO ENGLISH: EXPERIMENTS WITH OPENNMT
(2024-06-17)
The current thesis focuses on the application of neural machine translation (NMT) models translating from
Ancient Greek to English. The rich morphology, syntax, and vocabulary of the Ancient Greek combined
with its status ...
EXPLORING LEXICAL SEMANTIC CHANGE IN POLISH USING XL-LEXEME
(2024-06-17)
The scope of this thesis is on Lexical Semantic Change (LSC) and its automatic detection in the Polish language.
Following Cassotti et al. (2023)’s findings, the following thesis leverages XL-Lexeme, a transformerbased
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