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This research introduces CLAW-4L, a benchmark designed to leverage non-English Wikipedia entries to enrich English biographies, specifically highlighting underrepresented figures like women from non-English-speaking contexts. The proposed framework utilizes claim extraction and alignment techniques to identify factual evidence across languages before rewriting the primary biography, demonstrating that lower-resource language settings still present significant challenges for current models.
Cross-lingual Biography Enrichment via Claim Extraction and Alignment
arXiv:2608.23390v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: English Wikipedia is often treated as the default encyclopedic source, yet non-English Wikipedia editions can contain richer locally grounded information for long-tail figures. We study cross-lingual biography enrichment: enriching an existing English biography with facts supported by a non-English biography about the same person. Focusing on women from non-English-speaking contexts, we introduce \textsc{CLAW-4L}, a benchmark consisting of 300 Wikipedia biography pairs linking an English biography with its French, Chinese or Azerbaijani counterpart, along with claim annotations and a fine-grained claim-pair relation corpus. We propose a claim-based enrichment framework that extracts English claims from both biographies, aligns them to identify enrichment evidence from the non-English biography, and rewrites the English biography using the selected claims. Our results show that non-English Wikipedia biographies provide valuable evidence for improving English biography coverage, while lower-resource settings remain challenging.
Abstract:English Wikipedia is often treated as the default encyclopedic source, yet non-English Wikipedia editions can contain richer locally grounded information for long-tail figures. We study cross-lingual biography enrichment: enriching an existing English biography with facts supported by a non-English biography about the same person. Focusing on women from non-English-speaking contexts, we introduce \textsc{CLAW-4L}, a benchmark consisting of 300 Wikipedia biography pairs linking an English biography with its French, Chinese or Azerbaijani counterpart, along with claim annotations and a fine-grained claim-pair relation corpus. We propose a claim-based enrichment framework that extracts English claims from both biographies, aligns them to identify enrichment evidence from the non-English biography, and rewrites the English biography using the selected claims. Our results show that non-English Wikipedia biographies provide valuable evidence for improving English biography coverage, while lower-resource settings remain challenging.
Computation and Language (cs.CL); Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
arXiv:2608.23390 [cs.CL]
(or arXiv:2608.23390v1 [cs.CL] for this version)
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