Mofe Adeyemi (@AdeyemiMofe) profile picture
Joined May 2018
3 papers accepted at #EMNLP2024 1) YORΓ™LECT (Yoruba dialects) led by @orevaahia @aremuadeolajr arxiv.org/abs/2406.19564 2) MT Hallucination Detection led by @kenza_ily @gongas_laura arxiv.org/abs/2407.16470 3) MINERS led by @gentaiscool @ruochenz_ arxiv.org/abs/2406.07424
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This work led by @AdeyemiMofe was accepted in #ACL2024! πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰
πŸš€πŸš€ We find that, though LLMs perform better in English reranking, there is still competitive performance in monolingual (African queries -> African passages) vs. cross-lingual (English queries -> African passages) scenarios, more so in using translations generated by the LLM.
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Excited to share that our paper on β€œZero-Shot Cross-Lingual Reranking with Large Language Models for Low-Resource Languages” has been accepted to #ACL2024 πŸŽ‰βœ¨Big thank you to @theYorubayesian @rpradeep42 @lintool πŸŽ‰
πŸš€πŸš€ We find that, though LLMs perform better in English reranking, there is still competitive performance in monolingual (African queries -> African passages) vs. cross-lingual (English queries -> African passages) scenarios, more so in using translations generated by the LLM.
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We have two papers accepted to #SIGIR2024! 1) On Backbone and Training Regimes for Dense Retrieval in African Languages. 2) CIRAL: A Test Collection for CLIR Evaluations in African Languages led by @AdeyemiMofe
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πŸš€πŸš€ We find that, though LLMs perform better in English reranking, there is still competitive performance in monolingual (African queries -> African passages) vs. cross-lingual (English queries -> African passages) scenarios, more so in using translations generated by the LLM.
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πŸ’₯πŸ’₯ Catch us at #FIRE2023 starting tomorrow! - Track Overview: 10:15am IST, Dec 15th - Track Session: 11:00am IST, Dec 16th We wrapped up CIRAL earlier, and we say a big thank you thank to participating teams πŸ’―πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰ Our public leaderboard is available: ciralproject.github.io/#time…
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Starting with a meticulous audit of mC4's document sources, we curate a new dataset, Wura, which covers 16 African languages + English, French, Portuguese and Arabic. Wura contains 4.7M documents in African languages - more than 1.5x what mC4 contains! huggingface.co/datasets/cast…
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We've been doing some research on scaling pretraining data and language models for African languages and I'm excited to share our research at EMNLP 2023! Work done with @AdeyemiMofe @orevaahia @j___y_t @AbrahamOwos @davlanade and @lintool Here's a primer: 1 /
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Mofe Adeyemi retweeted
That's a wrap! The Waterloo (@UWCheritonCS) team had fun attending the ACL 2023 Conference in Toronto, Canada! #ACL2023NLP πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ We would like to congratulate @ralph_tang @likicode @ZhiyingJ @lintool et al. for winning the Best Paper Award at ACL 2023!!πŸ† Next stop is SIGIR 2023. – at Waterloo, Ontario
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πŸ“’ New Update! The training set for Hausa and Yoruba are now released πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰ and are accessible here: huggingface.co/datasets/CIRA… Looking forward to the retrieval systems that are built πŸ’―βš’οΈ Guidelines for participation can be found here ciralproject.github.io/#part…
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Or better,The it-didn't-sit-well-on my-neck Court.
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Who else can relate?πŸ’€πŸ˜…
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Mofe Adeyemi retweeted
The team at Apple that developed the iMessage voicenote feature should be SCARED when judgment day comes
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Bosun Tijani deserves a national award. He started something at a time when no one was interested in doing any such thing & most of what we're experiencing today in tech is a direct or indirect effect of Cc-Hub.
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git commit -m "please work"
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Have you registered? Join iSTEMLabsAfrica #WaZoBia Q1 2022 Hackathon Day Event on the 12th March, 2022. Come, explore, and prototype solutions to existing problems. Get the opportunity to engage with speakers.
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Mofe Adeyemi retweeted
It has been hard not to be emotional when thinking about this stranger and his wife. 71 years ago, they made vows to each other, among which I assume was the promise to love one another in sickness and in health. As this man's memory fades, he holds onto that promise. 3/
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It’s the fact that the world won’t stop for you at any point. No matter what you’re going through. The world never stops moving on.
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