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Generative vs. Encoder Models for Multilingual NER: A Comprehensive Empirical Study on Naamapadam
Language is humanity's most consequential technology, yet for over a billion speakers across India's twenty-two constitutionally recognised languages, its digital layer remains structurally incomplete. Named Entity Recognition (NER), the foundational step in transforming raw text into machine-interp
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