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Language Specificity vs. Domain Diversity: Benchmarking Transformers for Bangla Medical NER
Medical Named Entity Recognition (NER) for low-resource languages remains a challenging task due to high linguistic variability and a scarcity of domain-specific annotated corpora. This work presents a comprehensive empirical benchmark evaluating three fine-tuned transformer encoders-BanglaBERT, mul
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