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نظام القائم على شركات الكشف عن متطلبات المراجعة
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إن استكشاف جوانب المعنى السورية الضمني أو غير المحدود في السياق مهم لفهم الجملة.في هذه الورقة، نقترح هندسة رواية قائمة على الإحلال في اكتشاف متطلبات المراجعة.الهدف هو تحسين التفاهم، معالجتها بعض الأنواع من المراجعات، خاصة بالنسبة لنوع الضمير المستبدل.نظرا لأن نظامنا القائم على الأسطلات يمكن أن يتوقع الضمائر محلها جيدا على مستوى الإشارة.ومع ذلك، فإن نظامنا المشترك على مستوى الجملة لا يتحسن في خط الأساس بيرت على مستوى الجملة.نقدم أيضا أنظمة تناقض إضافية، وإظهار النتائج لكل نوع من التحرير.
Exploring aspects of sentential meaning that are implicit or underspecified in context is important for sentence understanding. In this paper, we propose a novel architecture based on mentions for revision requirements detection. The goal is to improve understandability, addressing some types of revisions, especially for the Replaced Pronoun type. We show that our mention-based system can predict replaced pronouns well on the mention-level. However, our combined sentence-level system does not improve on the sentence-level BERT baseline. We also present additional contrastive systems, and show results for each type of edit.
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