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Generalization through Lexical Abstraction in Transformer Models: The Case of Functional Words
Pronouns, adverbs and other functional words (such as they, her, somewhere, there) are often used in language to replace concrete nouns or phrases, when their properties - such as gender, grammatical number - provide sufficient information for the given context. Do pretrained transformer models enco
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