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GCCLA: Graph-Conditioned Cross-Lingual Adaptation of Large Language Models Under Extreme Data Scarcity (A Case Study in Tigrigna)

Domain:

natural language processing

Record type:

model
Creator:
HagChoAse
Publisher:
Ass
Host:

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doi.org

Tasks

language modelingtransfer learning

Languages

Tigrigna

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