The Mechanistic Emergence of Symbol Grounding in Language Models
Shuyu Wu · Ziqiao Ma · Xiaoxi Luo · Yidong Huang · Josue Torres-Fonseca · Freda Shi · Joyce Chai
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Shuyu Wu · Ziqiao Ma · Xiaoxi Luo · Yidong Huang · Josue Torres-Fonseca · Freda Shi · Joyce Chai
Juncheng Wu · Hardy Chen · Haoqin Tu · Xianfeng Tang · Freda Shi · Hui Liu · Hanqing Lu · Cihang Xie · Yuyin Zhou
Maijunxian Wang · Ruisi Wang · Juyi Lin · Ran Ji · Thaddäus Wiedemer · Qingying Gao · Dezhi Luo · Yaoyao Qian · Lianyu Huang · Zelong Hong · Jiahui Ge · Qianli Ma · Hang He · Yifan Zhou · Lingzi Guo · Lantao Mei · Jiachen Li · Hanwen Xing · Tianqi Zhao · Fengyuan Yu · Weihang Xiao · Yizheng Jiao · Jianheng Hou · Danyang Zhang · Pengcheng Xu · Boyang ZHONG · Zehong Zhao · Gaoyun Fang · John Kitaoka · Xu Yile · Hua XU · Kenton Blacutt · Tin Nguyen · Siyuan Song · Haoran Sun · shaoyue wen · Linyang He · Runming Wang · Yanzhi Wang · Mengyue Yang · Ziqiao Ma · Raphaël Millière · Freda Shi · Nuno Vasconcelos · Daniel Khashabi · Alan Yuille · Yilun Du · Ziming Liu · Dahua Lin · Ziwei Liu · Vikash Kumar · Yijiang Li · Lei Yang · Zhongang Cai · Hokin Deng
Disen Liao · Freda Shi
Tokenization is the first step in every language model (LM), yet it never takes the sounds of words into account. We investigate how tokenization influences text-only LMs’ ability to represent phonological knowledge. Through a series of probing experiments, we show that subword-based tokenization...
Ruoxi Ning · Yongpeng Zhu · Qingcheng Zeng · Tatsuki Kuribayashi · Freda Shi
Training language models and examining their linguistic behaviors have been a common protocol in computational linguistics for studying linguistic phenomena and modeling human language processing. However, work in this area is often limited to proof-of-concept demonstrations with arbitrary model...
Danlu Chen · Ka Sing He · Jiahe Tian · Chenghao Xiao · Zhaofeng Wu · Taylor Berg-Kirkpatrick · Freda Shi
The landscape of extremely low-resource machine translation (MT) is characterized by perplexing variability in reported performance, often making results across different language pairs difficult to contextualize. For researchers focused on specific language groups—such as ancient languages—it is...