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The ACL Anthology is a library of publications in the scientific fields of computational linguistics and speech and natural language processing. It hosts papers from official venues of the Association for Computational Linguistics and other related organizations.

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Translating under pressure: domain-aware LLMs for crisis communication thumbnail
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Translating under pressure: domain-aware LLMs for crisis communication

The study is about developing a domain-adaptive approach to improve multilingual crisis communication in situations where high-quality parallel data are limited.

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The study is about developing a domain-adaptive approach to improve multilingual crisis communication in situations where high-quality parallel data are limited.
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ITALERT: Assessing the quality of LLMs and NMT in translating Italian emergency response text

This paper presents the outcomes of an initial investigation into the performance of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Neural Machine Translation (NMT) systems in translating high-stakes messages.

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This paper presents the outcomes of an initial investigation into the performance of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Neural Machine Translation (NMT) systems in translating high-stakes messages.

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