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Text only; no metric changed. New paper title and co-author name in the citation; QA scores described as development-split results; pretraining-data statement corrected; loss/perplexity pairing clarified.

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@@ -38,7 +38,8 @@ Extractive QA: the answer is always a span copied from the supplied context.
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  Fine-tuned independently under seeds 42–46 with one configuration (hash
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  `ce27cc194946`) on an A100-PCIE-40GB. Reported as mean ± standard deviation over
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- the five runs, on the dataset's **test** split.
 
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  | Metric | Score |
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  ### Interactive inference vs. benchmark
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- **Benchmark evaluation** is the five-seed measurement on the held-out test split,
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  shown in the table above.
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  **Interactive inference** is what the usage example below performs: Supply an Amharic context and question; the model returns an extracted span.
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  languages, domains or label schemes is not characterised.
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  - The base model covers Amharic and Tigrinya; other Ge'ez-script languages were
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  not part of pretraining.
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- - Corpora are drawn largely from religious and news domains, and the model may
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- reflect those distributions and any biases in them.
 
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  - Single-configuration study: no hyperparameter search was performed, and
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  baseline comparisons in the paper are single-seed.
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  ```bibtex
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  @inproceedings{teklehaymanot2026vexmlm,
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- title = {Expanding the Lexicon of Ge'ez Based African Languages:
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- A Comparative Study of Amharic and Tigrinya},
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- author = {Teklehaymanot, Hailay Kidu and Yadeta, Gebregziabihier and
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  Nejdl, Wolfgang},
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  booktitle = {Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Models for
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  Underserved Communities (LM4UC) at IJCAI},
 
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  Fine-tuned independently under seeds 42–46 with one configuration (hash
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  `ce27cc194946`) on an A100-PCIE-40GB. Reported as mean ± standard deviation over
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+ the five runs, on the dataset's **development** split (the fine-tuning script
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+ evaluates QA on the validation split when one exists).
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  | Metric | Score |
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  |---|---|
 
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  ### Interactive inference vs. benchmark
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+ **Benchmark evaluation** is the five-seed measurement on the held-out development split,
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  shown in the table above.
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  **Interactive inference** is what the usage example below performs: Supply an Amharic context and question; the model returns an extracted span.
 
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  languages, domains or label schemes is not characterised.
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  - The base model covers Amharic and Tigrinya; other Ge'ez-script languages were
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  not part of pretraining.
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+ - The pretraining text is of undocumented origin (licence unknown); samples contain religious
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+ translations alongside general web prose, and the model may reflect those distributions
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+ and any biases present in them.
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  - Single-configuration study: no hyperparameter search was performed, and
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  baseline comparisons in the paper are single-seed.
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  ```bibtex
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  @inproceedings{teklehaymanot2026vexmlm,
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+ title = {Vocabulary Expansion for Low-Resource African Languages:
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+ A Case Study in Amharic and Tigrinya},
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+ author = {Teklehaymanot, Hailay Kidu and Yadeta, Debela Desalegn and
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  Nejdl, Wolfgang},
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  booktitle = {Proceedings of the Workshop on Language Models for
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  Underserved Communities (LM4UC) at IJCAI},