Year: 2025
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Natural Language Inference (NLI) has gained significant attention recently due to its importance in understanding how machines comprehend and reason about language.While English has received tremendous interest, low-resource languages like Hebrew require more research.In this paper, we address the evaluation of Hebrew NLI models by introducing LCHAIM, a dataset designed to evaluate these models on tasks involving long premises and complex reasoning.The dataset, created by translating and validating the English ConTRoL dataset, consists of 8,325 context-hypothesis pairs that require coreferential, temporal, logical and analytical reasoning.Our experiments show the difficulty of contextual reasoning in Hebrew, as evidenced by the performance of different models.Fine-tuning the LongHero model on both the shorter premise Hebrew NLI and the LCHAIM datasets yielded a mean accuracy of 52%, that is 35% less than human performance.Similarly, Large language Models (LLMs) like Gemma-9B, Dicta-LM-2.0-7B, and GPT-4o achieved a top mean accuracy of 60.12% in fewshot setting.The code and dataset are available in Github 1 .* Authors contributed equally 1 https://github.com/oriel9p/lchaim.git האחרון ובעשור חוב באגרות מושקעים שקלים מיליארד וארבעה עשרים :P לאחרונה השתנו הזכייה סיכויי שבעה.פי גדל בהגרלה החוב אגרות מספר מכשיר שנדרש לכך הביאו שיא מכירות לאחד.ל-000,42 לאחד מ-005,72 להשלים שעות וחצי חמש לקח קודמו אקראי.באופן מספרים לבחירת חדש בכל מהזמן.בחצי המשימה את להשלים יכול
Authors: Ehud Malul, Oriel Perets, Ziv Mor, Yigal Kassel, Elior Sulem
Institution: Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
Language: English
Topic: Topic Modeling
Subfield: Artificial Intelligence
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: gold
OpenAlex ID: W4412888484
