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Empirical guidelines for developing coreference resolution systems for low-resource languages include: prioritize investment in high-quality annotation over data scale; be cautious with data augmentation, especially for tasks that depend on discourse structure; validate cross-lingual transfer model by model; and choose multilingual encoders with representation diagnostics suited to the task characteristics.
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