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VLSP 2025 Shared Task: A Seq2Seq Transformer Approach to Vietnamese Semantic Parsing

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Given limited computational resources, BARTpho and ViT5, two encoder–decoder transformer models are fine-tuned and the impact of tokenization strategies on transformer-based encoder–decoder models for Vietnamese semantic parsing is highlighted and promising directions for future research are suggested.

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