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Towards Simpler Transcripts : Investigating Automatic Simplification of French Spontaneous Speech
Understanding the world relies on the human ability to abstract and simplify complex phenomena. In the context of natural language, simplification is essential to enable comprehension, particularly when forms of expression are perceived as complex. Prior literature often associates linguistic comple
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