IceBATS: An Icelandic Adaptation of the Bigger Analogy Test Set (2022.lrec-1)

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Challenge: a new test set that measures word embeddings' ability to recognize linguistic regularities is presented in a paper in elijsson, iran . the test sets are a good quality estimator for extrinsic evaluation of word embedded models .
Approach: They propose a test set that measures language models' ability to recognize linguistic regularities in a balanced way.
Outcome: The proposed set is apt at measuring the capabilities of word embedding models.

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