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Evaluating a Cross-Lingual Model's Performance
Based on the principles of knowledge transfer in multilingual models described in the case study, explain the most likely reason why the model, which was only fine-tuned on English data, is able to perform well on Japanese text.
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Evaluating a Cross-Lingual Model's Performance
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