CAF-Gen is a multi-agent framework designed to enrich shallow argument structures into CAF-compliant models, addressing limitations in current Argument Mining techniques. It employs an iterative Creator-Reviewer pipeline to ensure structural integrity and mitigate instability.
This research systematically analyzes the Voynich Manuscript's grapheme sequences, identifying unique directional constraints—right-to-left within words and left-to-right at word boundaries—not found in comparison languages. It further evaluates structured generators like slot-based and Cardan grille models, finding none fully reproduce the manuscript's structural signatures.
DiscoExplorer introduces an open-source web interface designed to facilitate the study and cross-linguistic comparison of discourse relations across 16 languages. This tool addresses the complexity of relevant data and the lack of accessible interfaces in computational linguistics and pragmatics by providing query, search, and visualization features.