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Once a Tree, Always a Tree? Cross-lingual Transfer of Hierarchical Generalization in Language Models
Language models (LMs) often exhibit successful cross-lingual transfer through continued (pre)training, still their underlying process remains unclear. One possibility is that LMs can leverage the evidence toward language-universal principles, namely, hierarchical structure, from a source language (L
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