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Do Language Models Know the Way to Rome?
Book • 2021
This paper examines the extent to which language models can represent geographic knowledge, such as understanding the relationship between city and country names.
It finds that larger models perform better in encoding geographic information, which can be inferred from higher-order co-occurrence statistics in their training data.
It finds that larger models perform better in encoding geographic information, which can be inferred from higher-order co-occurrence statistics in their training data.
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when discussing a paper on whether language models' encodings of spatial location words are isomorphic to the actual spatial relationships within these cities.


Raphaël Millière

#107 - Dr. RAPHAËL MILLIÈRE - Linguistics, Theory of Mind, Grounding