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Beyond Sequence Order: Syntax-Informed Positional Embeddings for Transformers (Riaz, Kim, Surdeanu). Includes links to the blog post and the code release alongside the arXiv entry.
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Adds our EMNLP 2026 Main Conference paper to the publications bib.
Beyond Sequence Order: Syntax-Informed Positional Embeddings for Transformers
Haris Riaz, Hyungji Kim, Mihai Surdeanu
Formatted as an
@inproceedingsentry for the 2026 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (Budapest, Hungary, October 2026), matching the convention used by the other EMNLP entries in the file. The ACL Anthology URL is not live yet, sourlpoints to arXiv for now and can be swapped once the proceedings are published.Also includes
url_Blogandurl_Codeso BibBase renders links to the blog post and the code release:Entry added at the top of the file to match the newest-first ordering.