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Collected new English premise–hypothesis evaluation examples using the MultiNLI protocol and professionally translated them into aligned multilingual sets for comparing cross-lingual sentence representations.
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Extends the MultiNLI evaluation framework rather than simply translating its private test set. Translation alignment improves comparability but does not reproduce each language's independently authored cultural/domain distribution.
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Alexis Conneau; Guillaume Lample; Ruty Rinott; Holger Schwenk; Ves Stoyanov; Adina Williams; Samuel R. Bowman
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XNLI: aligned multilingual entailment evaluation
Collected new English premise–hypothesis evaluation examples using the MultiNLI protocol and professionally translated them into aligned multilingual sets for comparing cross-lingual sentence representations.
Scientific scope
Extends the MultiNLI evaluation framework rather than simply translating its private test set. Translation alignment improves comparability but does not reproduce each language's independently authored cultural/domain distribution.
People and systems
Alexis Conneau; Guillaume Lample; Ruty Rinott; Holger Schwenk; Ves Stoyanov; Adina Williams; Samuel R. Bowman