2019
AAAI
AAAI 2019
On the Role of Syntactic Graph Convolutions for Identifying and Classifying Argument Components
Abstract
Abstract This paper focuses on fundamental research that combines syntactic knowledge with neural studies, which utilize syntactic information in argument component identification and classification (AC-I/C) tasks in argument mining (AM). The following are our paperโs contributions: 1) We propose a way of incorporating a syntactic GCN into multi-task learning models for AC-I/C tasks. 2) We demonstrate the valid effectiveness of our proposed syntactic GCN in fair experiments in some datasets. We also found that syntactic GCNs are promising for lexically independent scenarios. Our code in the experiments is available for reproducibility.1
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Conference Pioneer
โ AAAI 2019
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Interdisciplinary Bridge
โ Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning and Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing
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Keyword Pioneer
โ lexically independent
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Cross-Pollinator
โ Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Computer Vision, Data Science & Analytics, Deep Learning, Healthcare & Medicine, Interdisciplinary, Knowledge & Reasoning, Machine Learning, Mathematics & Optimization, Natural Language Processing, Reinforcement Learning, Robotics, Security & Privacy, Speech & Audio
Authors
Topics
Artificial Intelligence > Core AI > Multimodal Learning
Machine Learning > Core Methods > Classification
Deep Learning > Architectures > Graph Neural Networks
Natural Language Processing > Applications > Text Classification
Machine Learning > Core Methods > Graph Neural Networks
Artificial Intelligence > Core AI > Natural Language Processing
Natural Language Processing > Applications > Argument Mining