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ER-AE: جيل نص خاص بالتفاضل لمخاض الإشعال
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تركز معظم دراسات حماية الخصوصية للبيانات النصية على إزالة المعرفات الحساسة الصريحة. ومع ذلك، غالبا ما يتم إهمال أسلوب الكتابة الشخصية، كمؤشر قوي على التأليف،. أظهرت الدراسات الحديثة، مثل SYNTF، نتائج واعدة حول التعدين النصي للحفاظ على الخصوصية. ومع ذلك، لا يمكن خلائطها المجهول فقط إخراج ناقلات المصطلحات الرقمية التي يصعب تفسير المستلمين. نقترح نموذج توليد نص جديد مع وجود آلية أسية ذات مجموعة من مجموعة إخفاء الهوية. من خلال زيادة المعلومات الدلالية من خلال وظيفة مكافأة تدريبية تعزز، يمكن أن يؤدي النموذج إلى إنشاء نص خاص بالتفاضل الذي يحتوي على بنية نحوية دلالية ومماثلة للنص الأصلي أثناء إزالة السمات الشخصية لأسلوب الكتابة. لا يفترض أي ملصقات مشروطة أو بيانات نصية متوازية للتدريب. نحن نقيم أداء النموذج المقترح في مراجعات نظر الأقران الواقعية ومجموعات بيانات مراجعة الصرخة. تشير النتيجة إلى أن نموذجنا يتفوق على أحدث حديثة من الحفظ الدلالي، ومضاءة التأليف، وتحول ستايلومتريك.
Most of privacy protection studies for textual data focus on removing explicit sensitive identifiers. However, personal writing style, as a strong indicator of the authorship, is often neglected. Recent studies, such as SynTF, have shown promising results on privacy-preserving text mining. However, their anonymization algorithm can only output numeric term vectors which are difficult for the recipients to interpret. We propose a novel text generation model with a two-set exponential mechanism for authorship anonymization. By augmenting the semantic information through a REINFORCE training reward function, the model can generate differentially private text that has a close semantic and similar grammatical structure to the original text while removing personal traits of the writing style. It does not assume any conditioned labels or paralleled text data for training. We evaluate the performance of the proposed model on the real-life peer reviews dataset and the Yelp review dataset. The result suggests that our model outperforms the state-of-the-art on semantic preservation, authorship obfuscation, and stylometric transformation.
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