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Polyglot Contextual Representations Improve Crosslingual Transfer

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arxiv 1902.09697 v2 pith:MD3UTIJE submitted 2019-02-26 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords representationscontextuallanguageenglishlanguageslearningmethodmultilingual
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We introduce Rosita, a method to produce multilingual contextual word representations by training a single language model on text from multiple languages. Our method combines the advantages of contextual word representations with those of multilingual representation learning. We produce language models from dissimilar language pairs (English/Arabic and English/Chinese) and use them in dependency parsing, semantic role labeling, and named entity recognition, with comparisons to monolingual and non-contextual variants. Our results provide further evidence for the benefits of polyglot learning, in which representations are shared across multiple languages.

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