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Parallel Tokenizers: Rethinking Vocabulary Design in Cross-Lingual Transfer of Low-Resource Languages
Tokenization forms the basis of multilingual language models, yet existing methods often limit cross-lingual transfer by mapping semantically equivalent words to different embeddings. For example, 'I eat rice' in English and 'Ina cin shinkafa' in Hausa are typically mapped to different vocabulary in
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