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In-context Learning vs. Instruction Tuning: The Case of Small and Multilingual Language Models
Instruction following is a critical ability for Large Language Models to be used directly by humans. This often requires supervised fine-tuning on curated instruction datasets, sometimes complemented with an alignment step. However, in multilingual scenarios, obtaining high-quality data for these st
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