Adapting Definition Modeling for New Languages: A Case Study on Belarusian
Adapting Definition Modeling for New Languages: A Case Study on Belarusian
Definition modeling, the task of generating new definitions for words in context, holds great prospect as a means to assist the work of lexicographers in documenting a broader variety of lects and languages, yet much remains to be done in order to assess how we can leverage pre-existing models for as-of-yet unsupported languages. In this work, we focus on adapting existing models to Belarusian, for which we propose a novel dataset of 43,150 definitions. Our experiments demonstrate that adapting a definition modeling systems requires minimal amounts of data, but that there currently are gaps in what automatic metrics do capture.
Daniela Kazakouskaya、Timothee Mickus、Janine Siewert
印欧语系
Daniela Kazakouskaya,Timothee Mickus,Janine Siewert.Adapting Definition Modeling for New Languages: A Case Study on Belarusian[EB/OL].(2025-07-13)[2025-07-25].https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.09536.点此复制
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