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Our extensive experiments of leading closed-source and open-source LLMs reveal a persistent performance gap between English and Irish, in which models produce valid Irish responses less than 80% of the time, and answer correctly 55. Existing benchmarks often exhibit cultural bias, restrict evaluation to text-only, rely on. Can a new benchmark expose how culturally biased LLMs are when reasoning in low-resource languages? Get notified when new papers like this one come out! Have an account? We'll apply the trial to it IRLBench helps evaluate how well AI language models understand Irish culture and can reason in both. Whether you are examining students nested within classrooms, patients grouped in hospitals, or employees embedded within organizations, multilevel models help account for the inherent. We propose a dynamic, efficient language adaptation framework for English-centric LLMs, which involves layer-specific adjustments and subsequent fine-tuning for ma-chine translation.

Multidimensional IRT models for Composite Scores

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IRLBench: A Multi-modal, Culturally Grounded, Parallel Irish-English

IRLBench is a novel benchmark for evaluating open-ended reasoning in Irish-English large language models, highlighting significant performance gaps between the two languages and emphasizing the

settings in machine translation Title Irish-based Large Language

We conduct an ablation study where we train the reasoning layers instead of the interface layers selected in Equation 2 and Equation 3. We denote this as UCCIXreasoning_layer. Our approach out

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We address the choice of a weighting strategy (inverse probability weights, trimming, overlap weights, calibration weights) and discuss key issues related to the specification of the

UCCIX: Irish-eXcellence Large Language Model

These datasets enable rigorous evaluation and facilitate future research in Irish LLM systems. Our work aims to preserve and promote the Irish language, knowledge, and culture of Ireland in the digital era

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Cross-sectional audit on the relevance of Elevated National Early

Objective The national early warning score (NEWS) was developed to detect the early signs of patient deterioration with a view to instituting higher levels of care. There is a concern about

IRLBench: A Multi-modal, Culturally Grounded, Parallel Irish-English

Our benchmark consists of 12 representative subjects developed from the 2024 Irish Leaving Certificate exams, enabling fine-grained analysis of model capabilities across domains.

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There is a paucity of dynamically downscaled climate model output at a high resolution over Ireland, of temperature projections for the mid-21st century. This study aims to address this

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To address these gaps, we introduce IRLBench, presented in parallel English and Irish, which is considered definitely endangered by UNESCO. Our benchmark consists of 12 representative

IRLBench: A Multi-modal, Culturally Grounded, Parallel Irish-English

IRLBench helps evaluate how well AI language models understand Irish culture and can reason in both Irish and English languages. Think of it like a standardized test that checks if AI can

Growth Modeling Chapter 17: Multivariate Latent Change Score Models

Overview This tutorial walks through the fitting of a bivariate latent change score model in the structural equation modeling framework using the lavaan package. In this tutorial, we will be using a sample

Re: Re: Cross-sectional audit on the relevance of Elevated

Irish Journal of Medical Science (1971 -) - Smith GB, Prytherch DR, Meredith P, Schmidt PE (2015) Re: cross-sectional audit on the relevance of Elevated National Early Warning Score in

IRLBench: A Multi-modal, Culturally Grounded, Parallel Irish-English

Figure 5 compares the accuracy scores of various models evaluated on IRLBench, segmented by language (English vs. Irish). Our results highlight that open-ended reasoning remains substantially

IRLBench: A Multi-modal, Culturally Grounded, Parallel Irish-English

Figure 5 compares the accuracy scores of various models evaluated on IRLBench, segmented by language (English vs. Irish). Our results highlight that open-ended reasoning remains

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Our benchmark consists of 12 representative subjects developed from the 2024 Irish Leaving Certificate exams, enabling fine-grained analysis of model capabilities across domains.

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I face problems in specifying the correct Mplus input for running a multi-group comparison of a latent change score (LCS) model, including a PRE and POST measure with 3

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Evaluating Multi-Model and Multi-Metric Approaches to Low-Flow

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A Risk Prediction Model for Delayed Graft Function in Deceased

The delayed graft function risk model has applicability as a tool for defining individuals or patient groups at increased risk, or designing clinical trials whose objective is to evaluate the impact of

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