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Zero-Shot Cross-Lingual Event Argument Extraction with Language-Oriented Prefix-Tuning

AAAI 2023 · Vision-language and multimodal › CLIP and zero-shot · approach: Language models for zero-shot reasoning · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use LAPIN instead of X-GEAR (mT5-large)zero-shot cross-lingual EAE · ACE-2005average F1-score: +4.8%Helped
Use LAPIN instead of X-GEAR (mT5-large)zero-shot cross-lingual EAE · EREaverage F1-score: +2.3%Helped
Add language-oriented prefix-tuning (ablation)LAPIN (mT5-base) · ACE-2005 average all settingsF1-score: 48.8 (↓2.3) -> 51.1Helped
Select prefix tokens by breadth-first search from the trigger rather than sequentially (ablation)LAPIN · ACE-2005 average all settingsF1-score: 50.0 (↓1.1) -> 51.1 (mT5-base); 55.0 (↓1.1) -> 56.1 (mT5-large)Helped
Add the copy mechanism (ablation)LAPIN · ACE-2005 average en/ar/zh⇒xxF1-score: 49.7 (↓1.4) -> 51.1 (mT5-base); 54.1 (↓2.0) -> 56.1 (mT5-large)Helped
Use trigger-centric dependency prefixesLAPIN (mT5-base) · ACE-2005 argument distance distributionsF1-scoreMixed

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