Researchers have developed a method to enhance recognition systems for low-resource alphabets using model editing.
The aim is to create models that can generalize to new data distributions like alphabets more quickly than current fine-tune strategies.
The approach leverages model editing advancements to improve low-resource learning by incorporating unseen scripts.
Experiments show significant performance improvements in transfer learning to new alphabets and out-of-domain evaluation for historical ciphered texts and non-Latin scripts.