T-REX: Table -- Refute or Entail eXplainer
Tim Luka Horstmann, Baptiste Geisenberger, Mehwish Alam

TL;DR
T-REX is an interactive tool that leverages advanced instruction-tuned LLMs to verify claims against multilingual tables, making table fact-checking accessible and transparent for non-experts.
Contribution
It introduces the first live, multimodal, multilingual fact-checking system for tables using state-of-the-art reasoning LLMs, enhancing accessibility and transparency.
Findings
First live, interactive table claim verification tool.
Supports multilingual and multimodal tables.
Empowers non-experts with advanced fact-checking capabilities.
Abstract
Verifying textual claims against structured tabular data is a critical yet challenging task in Natural Language Processing with broad real-world impact. While recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) have enabled significant progress in table fact-checking, current solutions remain inaccessible to non-experts. We introduce T-REX (T-REX: Table -- Refute or Entail eXplainer), the first live, interactive tool for claim verification over multimodal, multilingual tables using state-of-the-art instruction-tuned reasoning LLMs. Designed for accuracy and transparency, T-REX empowers non-experts by providing access to advanced fact-checking technology. The system is openly available online.
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TopicsTopic Modeling · Natural Language Processing Techniques · Mathematics, Computing, and Information Processing
