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Be My Donor. Transfer the NLP Datasets Between the Languages Using LLM

Dmitrii Popov, Egor Terentev, Igor Buyanov

TL;DR

This work investigated how one can use the LLM to transfer the dataset and its annotation from one language to another, and provides a pipeline for the annotation transferring using ChatGPT3.5-turbo and Llama-3.1-8b as core LLMs.

Abstract

In this work, we investigated how one can use the LLM to transfer the dataset and its annotation from one language to another. This is crucial since sharing the knowledge between different languages could boost certain underresourced directions in the target language, saving lots of efforts in data annotation or quick prototyping. We experiment with English and Russian pairs translating the DEFT corpus. This corpus contains three layers of annotation dedicated to term-definition pair mining, which is a rare annotation type for Russian. We provide a pipeline for the annotation transferring using ChatGPT3.5-turbo and Llama-3.1-8b as core LLMs. In the end, we train the BERT-based models on the translated dataset to establish a baseline.

Be My Donor. Transfer the NLP Datasets Between the Languages Using LLM

TL;DR

This work investigated how one can use the LLM to transfer the dataset and its annotation from one language to another, and provides a pipeline for the annotation transferring using ChatGPT3.5-turbo and Llama-3.1-8b as core LLMs.

Abstract

In this work, we investigated how one can use the LLM to transfer the dataset and its annotation from one language to another. This is crucial since sharing the knowledge between different languages could boost certain underresourced directions in the target language, saving lots of efforts in data annotation or quick prototyping. We experiment with English and Russian pairs translating the DEFT corpus. This corpus contains three layers of annotation dedicated to term-definition pair mining, which is a rare annotation type for Russian. We provide a pipeline for the annotation transferring using ChatGPT3.5-turbo and Llama-3.1-8b as core LLMs. In the end, we train the BERT-based models on the translated dataset to establish a baseline.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 16 sections, 2 figures, 6 tables.

Figures (2)

  • Figure 1: The methodology steps.
  • Figure 2: The step by step illustration of the NER annotation transferring. The green highlight shows the NER annotation.