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NEC Corporation Predicts Language Model Performance Across Multiple Languages

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NEC Corporation has obtained USPTO Patent Application US20260099714A1 for a prediction device that forecasts language model performance when trained across multiple languages. The device acquires model size, training data amount, and target language ratio to predict model loss using a function combining model size, training data, and a power of the target language ratio. The patent covers 5 CPC classifications including G06N 3/084 and G06F 18/24147.

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NEC Corporation has been granted USPTO Patent Application US20260099714A1 for a prediction device and method to estimate language model performance in multilingual training scenarios. The device includes an acquisition unit for model size, training data amount, and target language ratio, along with a prediction unit applying a mathematical function combining these parameters.

Technology companies developing AI language models should monitor this patent for potential licensing or design-around considerations. The patent's mathematical approach to predicting model loss based on language distribution may influence how multilingual AI systems are developed and optimized.

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Application US20260099714A1 Kind: A1 Apr 09, 2026

Assignee

NEC Corporation

Inventors

Kosuke AKIMOTO, Masafumi Oyamada

Abstract

A prediction device capable of predicting performance of a language model in a case where the language model is trained using a plurality of languages is implemented. The prediction device includes an acquisition unit for acquiring a model size of the language model for a target language to be trained using the plurality of languages, a training data amount used for learning processing, and a target language ratio indicating a ratio of a data amount of the target language in the training data amount, and a prediction unit for predicting a loss of the language model using a product of a function depending on the model size and the training data amount and a constant power of the target language ratio.

CPC Classifications

G06N 3/084 G06F 18/24147 G06F 18/27 G06N 3/0475

Filing Date

2025-09-24

Application No.

19338324

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April 9th, 2026
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US20260099714A1

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