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One Form to Transfer Them All: Pretraining Multilingual Language Models Beyond Native Orthography
Multilingual language models transfer knowledge across languages through shared subword vocabulary, a mechanism that breaks down when related languages use different writing systems. Prior work addresses this via script equalization (romanization or IPA transcription), but direct comparisons are rar
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