This paper presents our submission to Subtask 2 (multi-label classification of persuasion techniques) of the Shared Task on Detection and Classification of Persuasion Techniques in Slavic Languages at SlavNLP 2025. Our method leverages a teacher–student framework based on large language models (LLMs): a Qwen3 32B teacher model generates natural language explanations for annotated persuasion techniques, and a Qwen2.5 32B student model is fine-tuned to replicate both the teacher’s rationales and the final label predictions. We train our models on the official shared task dataset, supplemented by annotated resources from SemEval 2023 Task 3 and CLEF 2024 Task 3 covering English, Russian, and Polish to improve cross-lingual robustness. Our final system ranks 4th on BG, SI, and HR, and 5th on PL in terms of micro-F1 score among all participating teams.

This paper introduces DUTIR831’s approach to SemEval-2025 Task 5, which focuses on generating relevant subjects from the Integrated Authority File (GND) for tagging multilingual technical records in the TIBKAT database. To address challenges in understanding the hierarchical GND taxonomy and automating subject assignment, a three-stage approach is proposed: (1) a data synthesis stage that utilizes LLM to generate and selectively filter high-quality data, (2) a model training module that leverages LLMs and various training strategies to acquire GND knowledge and refine TIBKAT preferences, and (3) a subject terms completion mechanism consisting of multi-sampling ranking, subject terms extraction using a LLM, vector-based model retrieval, and various re-ranking strategies.The quantitative evaluation results show that our system is ranked 2nd in the all-subject datasets and 4th in the tib-core-subjects datasets. And the qualitative evaluation results show that the system is ranked 2nd in the tib-core-subjects datasets.

SemEval-2025 Task 1 introduces multimodal datasets for idiomatic expression representation. Subtask A focuses on ranking images based on potentially idiomatic noun compounds in given sentences. Idiom comprehension demands the fusion of visual and auditory elements with contextual semantics, yet existing datasets exhibit phrase-image discordance and culture-specific opacity, impeding cross-modal semantic alignment. To address these challenges, we propose an integrated approach that combines data augmentation and model fine-tuning in subtask A. First, we construct two idiom datasets by generating visual metaphors for idiomatic expressions to fine-tune the CLIP model. Next, We propose a three-stage multimodal chain-of-thought method, fine-tuning Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct to generate rationales and perform inference, alongside zero-shot experiments with Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct. Finally, we integrate the output of different models through a voting mechanism to enhance the accuracy of multimodal semantic matching. This approach achieves {textbf{0.92}} accuracy on the Portuguese test set and {textbf{0.93}} on the English test set, ranking {textbf{3rd}} and {textbf{4th}}, respectively. The implementation code is publicly available here{footnote{{url{ https://github.com/wyn1015/semeval}}}}.