This paper presents the winning system for SemEval-2026 Task 5 on rating the plausibility of word senses in ambiguous stories, demonstrating the effectiveness of unified regressive–generative modeling for fine-grained plausibility estimation.
Three lines of evidence are shown that provide convergent evidence in support of the interlingua hypothesis, which holds that language models translate by reading a source sentence into a latent feature space, and generate a target sentence by reading from the latent feature space.
Jacob Brinton, Jannik Brinkmann, Mark Crovella et al.· 0 citations
This paper proposes a training-free inference-stage enhancement termed Semantic-Sharpened Masked Language Modeling, which achieves performance comparable to knowledge-enhanced models without additional training or structural modifications, thereby improving the balance between overall accuracy and sense-level discrimin...
Contextual automatic speech recognition (ASR) improves rare-entity recognition by supplying candidate hotwords, but retrieved candidates may be incomplete or incorrect. A reliable system must therefore exploit a relevant candidate without allowing unsupported alternatives to override the acoustic evidence. We propose a...
This work introduces $\texttt{CLASP-Ar}$, which reformulates the Arabic-language stance detection task as cloze-style masked language modeling, and reformulates the task as cloze-style masked language modeling.
Bhuvanesh Verma, Ali Abusaleh, Alexander Mehler· 1 citation
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