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Cross-Lingual Clinical Annotation Projection as Constrained Text Generation: A Six-Language Study
Background: To determine whether cross-lingual clinical annotation projection can be formulated as a text-preserving, document-level generative task that produces verifiable character-level annotations for multilingual clinical corpus construction, and to characterize its robustness and computationa
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