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One Reference or Many? Rethinking Multi-Reference Training for Intermediate-Entropy Text Generation
Natural language generation (NLG) ranges from highly constrained tasks, such as machine translation, to open-ended tasks like dialogue generation. Between them lie peer-review generation and image captioning, where one input admits several valid, overlapping outputs. We measure this intermediary reg
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