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March 30, 2026ACM Transactions on Asian and Low-Resource Language Information Processing0 citations

Arabic-based Agent for Authorship Style Transfer

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SAShadi AbudalfaRMRaed MughausAAAhmed Abdelali

Key Points

  • To investigate authorship style transfer specifically for Arabic text and create a corresponding framework.
  • Constructed an Arabic parallel dataset for authorship style transfer.
  • Adapted several language models to evaluate authorship recognition and rewriting.
  • Included three large language models and one Arabic-specific model for comparison.
  • Introduced a novel Arabic language agent for authorship style transfer.
  • Demonstrated competitive results across different model architectures.

Abstract

Authorship style transfer focuses on modifying text to align with a specific author’s writing style while maintaining its original meaning. In this study, we investigate this task in the context of Arabic text. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first work addressing authorship style transfer in the Arabic domain. Our approach begins with the construction of a novel Arabic parallel dataset for this task. Subsequently, we adapt a set of language models to evaluate how well they can recognize authorship and rewrite input text in the stylistic voice of a target author without altering the underlying semantics. The evaluation includes three large language models (LLMs) alongside one non-LLM Arabic-specific model, allowing us to demonstrate that the presented framework remains effective across different model architectures. As an outcome of this research, we introduce an Arabic language agent capable of performing authorship style transfer with competitive results.

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Abudalfa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c9c57ff8fdd13afe0bd736https://doi.org/10.1145/3806046
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