2 Matching Text to Entities : Quiz Bowl
@inproceedings{Iyyer20182MT, title={2 Matching Text to Entities : Quiz Bowl}, author={Mohit Iyyer and Jordan L. Boyd-Graber and Leonardo Claudino and R. Socher and Hal Daum{\'e}}, year={2018} }
Text classification methods for tasks like factoid question answering typically use manually defined string matching rules or bag of words representations. These methods are ineffective when question text contains very few individual words (e.g., named entities) that are indicative of the answer. We introduce a recursive neural network (rnn) model that can reason over such input by modeling textual compositionality. We apply our model, qanta, to a dataset of questions from a trivia competition… CONTINUE READING
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