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CLAC-NP في مهمة Semeval-2021 8: التبعية DGCNN
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تهدف MeasessVal إلى تحديد الكميات إلى جانب الكيانات التي تقاس خصائص إضافية داخل الوثائق العلمية الإنجليزية.مجموعة متنوعة من الأساليب المستخدمة تجعل القياسات، الجانب الأكثر أهمية في الكتابة العلمية، صعبة الاستخراج.تقدم هذه الورقة دراسات الاجتثاثات في اتخاذ القضية لعدة خطوات مسبقة مسبق مثل قواعد التزخم المتخصصة.بالنسبة للهيكل اللغوي، نشيف أشجار التبعية في شبكة استئصال الرسم البياني العميق (DGCNN) لتصنيف المهام المتعدد.
MeasEval aims at identifying quantities along with the entities that are measured with additional properties within English scientific documents. The variety of styles used makes measurements, a most crucial aspect of scientific writing, challenging to extract. This paper presents ablation studies making the case for several preprocessing steps such as specialized tokenization rules. For linguistic structure, we encode dependency trees in a Deep Graph Convolution Network (DGCNN) for multi-task classification.
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