Bridging the world with words: Multilingual and multicultural natural language processing
Despite the rapid advances in Large Language Models (LLM), research efforts have historically focused disproportionately on high-resource languages, particularly English, leaving over 7,000 living languages underserved. We address the fundamental challenge of bridging the gap of low-resource language (LRL) translation in multilingual language models. Low-resource languages are typically characterized by a scarcity of both unlabeled and labeled data, as well as limited tools and models. This talk explores strategies aimed at bridging the gap of low-resource language (LRL) translation in multilingual models, where LRLs are characterised by a limited scarcity of both unlabeled and labelled data, as well as limited tools and models.
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- 11 Arboretum Ln
- North York, Ontario
- Canada M3N 3A7
- Building: Bergeron Centre for Engineering Excellence
- Room Number: 313
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Dr. Lee of Ontario Tech University
Bridging the world with words: Multilingual and multicultural natural language processing
Dr. Lee will present her research in multilingual and multicultural NLP, exploring how language technologies can bridge cultural divides and promote inclusivity.
The event is organized by IEEE VTS Toronto chapter in collaboration with Women in Computer Science and Engineering (WiCSE) at York University.
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