Papers with language model representations

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Pre-trained language model representations for language generation (N19-1)

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Challenge: Pre-trained language model representations have been successful in a wide range of language understanding tasks.
Approach: They propose to use pre-trained language model representations to integrate them into sequence to sequence models and apply it to machine translation and abstractive summarization.
Outcome: The proposed model is able to perform 5.3 BLEU in machine translation and 5.3 on the full text version of CNN/DailyMail.
Speech language models lack important brain-relevant semantics (2024.acl-long)

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Challenge: Recent work shows that text-based language models predict both text- and speech-evoked brain activity.
Approach: They remove low-level stimulus features from language models to assess their impact on alignment with fMRI brain recordings during reading and listening.
Outcome: The proposed model removes low-level features from fMRI brain recordings to assess their impact on alignment with fmr recordings.
On Robustness of Finetuned Transformer-based NLP Models (2023.findings-emnlp)

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Challenge: Pretrained Transformer-based language models have been finetuned for a large number of tasks.
Approach: They characterize changes between pretrained and finetuned models with CKA and STIR metrics.
Outcome: The proposed models are more robust to perturbations than BERT and T5 on classification tasks and generation tasks.
Probing for Reading Times (2026.acl-long)

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Challenge: a large body of work on probing has demonstrated that language model representations encode a wealth of linguistic information, but it remains unclear whether they also capture cognitive signals about human processing.
Approach: They use regularized linear regression to compare language model representations against scalar predictors.
Outcome: The representations from early layers outperform surprisal in predicting early-pass measures such as first fixation and gaze duration.
Document-Level Event Role Filler Extraction using Multi-Granularity Contextualized Encoding (2020.acl-main)

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Challenge: Document-level event extraction requires a view of a larger context to determine which spans of text correspond to event role fillers.
Approach: They propose a multi-granularity reader to dynamically aggregate information captured by neural representations learned at different levels of granularities.
Outcome: The proposed model performs substantially better than previous models on the MUC-4 event extraction dataset.

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