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Aeststable في مهمة Semeval-2021 9: تمديد التحقق من البيان مع الجداول لفئة غير معروفة، والعثور على الأدلة الدلالية
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تصف هذه الورقة نهجنا للمهمة 9 من Semeval 2021: التحقق من البيان وإصدار الأدلة مع الجداول.شاركنا في كل من المجموعات الفرعية، أي بيان التحقق من البيان وإيجاد الأدلة.بالنسبة إلى المراكز الفرعية للتحقق من العبارات، نقوم بتوسيع نموذج Tapas للتكيف مع فئة البيانات المجهولة من خلال Finet Inetuning عليه في إصدار معدات من بيانات المهمة.للحصول على الترجمة الفرعية للنتيجة الأدلة، نحن Finetune نموذج التوريد في إعداد سيامي.
This paper describes our approach for Task 9 of SemEval 2021: Statement Verification and Evidence Finding with Tables. We participated in both subtasks, namely statement verification and evidence finding. For the subtask of statement verification, we extend the TAPAS model to adapt to the unknown' class of statements by finetuning it on an augmented version of the task data. For the subtask of evidence finding, we finetune the DistilBERT model in a Siamese setting.
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