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Guillaume Wisniewski — most-cited papers & profile · Large Language Models

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Guillaume Wisniewski

5 papers · 11 citations · 12 h-index

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique · Université Sorbonne Nouvelle · Université Paris Cité · Sorbonne Paris Cité · Language and Learning Foundation · Laboratoire de Linguistique Formelle

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Most-cited papers

Testing LLMs' Capabilities in Annotating Translations Based on an Error Typology Designed for LSP Translation: First Experiments with ChatGPT
2025 · 2 citations
Reasoning Strategies in Large Language Models: Can They Follow, Prefer, and Optimize?
2025
Testing LLMs' Capabilities in Annotating Translations Based on an Error Typology Designed for LSP Translation: First Experiments with ChatGPT
2025
Assessing the Capacity of Transformer to Abstract Syntactic Representations: A Contrastive Analysis Based on Long-distance Agreement
2022

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Joachim Minder · 2 Beno\^it Crabb\'e · 1 Bingzhi Li · 1 Nadi Tomeh · 1 Natalie K\"ubler · 1 Natalie Kübler · 1 Thierry Charnois · 1 Yanjian Zhang · 1

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Evaluation Prompting Training Techniques cs.FL layers q-bio.NC