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Controllable Sentence Simplification in Italian: Fine-Tuning Large Language Models on Automatically Generated Resources

2026 · International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation · pp. 7178-7191 · 0 citations · 47 references
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Results from automatic and human evaluations show that fine-tuning on IMPaCTS improves performance both in terms of task completion and adherence to the targeted readability levels compared to few-shot baselines.

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