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ThiFly \ _Queens في مهمة Semeval-2021 9: التحقق من بيانين مرحلتين مع العمليات الفرعية التكيفية والقائم على فتحة
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تصف هذه الورقة نظامنا للتحقق من العبارات مع الجداول في مهمة Semeval-2021 9. قمنا بتطوير نظام للتحقق من مرحلتين يعتمد على أحدث طراز Grappa المدرب مسبقا على الطاولة.يتم وضع شبكات متعددة للتحقق من أنواع مختلفة من العبارات في DataSet المسابقة وتطبق تقنية تكيفية نموذجية نموذجية على نماذج الفرقة في كلتا المراحل.يتم استخدام وحدة عملية تشغيل رمزية قائمة على البيان في نظامنا في نظامنا لتعزيز أداء النظام واستقراره.يحقق نموذجنا المركز الثاني في التصنيف ثلاثي الاتجاه والمركز الرابع في تقييم التصنيف الثاني في الاتجاه.تظهر العديد من التجارب الاجتثاث فعالية الوحدات المختلفة المقترحة في هذه الورقة.
This paper describes our system for verifying statements with tables at SemEval-2021 Task 9. We developed a two-stage verifying system based on the latest table-based pre-trained model GraPPa. Multiple networks are devised to verify different types of statements in the competition dataset and an adaptive model ensembling technique is applied to ensemble models in both stages. A statement-slot-based symbolic operation module is also used in our system to further improve the performance and stability of the system. Our model achieves second place in the 3-way classification and fourth place in the 2-way classification evaluation. Several ablation experiments show the effectiveness of different modules proposed in this paper.
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