The proceedings contain 21 papers. The topics discussed include: beyond Turing: a comparative analysis of approaches for detecting machine-generated text;automated adversarial discovery for safety classifiers;the trad...
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(纸本)9798891761131
The proceedings contain 21 papers. The topics discussed include: beyond Turing: a comparative analysis of approaches for detecting machine-generated text;automated adversarial discovery for safety classifiers;the trade-off between performance, efficiency, and fairness in adapter modules for text classification;towards healthy ai: large language models need therapists too;exploring causal mechanisms for machine text detection methods;FactAlign: fact-level hallucination detection and classification through knowledge graph alignment;cross-task defense: instruction-tuning LLMs for content safety;on the interplay between fairness and explainability;and holistic evaluation of large language models: assessing robustness, accuracy, and toxicity for real world applications.
Financial prediction from Monetary Policy Conference (MPC) calls is a new yet challenging task, which targets at predicting the price movement and volatility for specific financial assets by analyzing multimodal infor...
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Legal documents are complex in nature, describing a course of argumentative reasoning that is followed to settle a case. Churning through large volumes of legal documents is a daily requirement for a large number of p...
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graph-based techniques have gained traction for representing and analyzing data in various naturallanguageprocessing (NLP) tasks. Knowledge graph-basedlanguage representation models have shown promising results in ...
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This research presents a novel approach to automated competency question generation by integrating Large language Models (LLMs) with Knowledge graphs (KGs), particularly within the context of sustainability assessment...
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Relation Classification (RC) is a basic and essential task of naturallanguageprocessing. Existing RC methods can be classified into two categories: sequence-basedmethods and dependency-basedmethods. Sequence-based...
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Relation Classification (RC) is a basic and essential task of naturallanguageprocessing. Existing RC methods can be classified into two categories: sequence-basedmethods and dependency-basedmethods. Sequence-basedmethods identify the target relation based on the overall semantics of the whole sentence, which will inevitably introduce noisy features. Dependency-basedmethods extract indicative word-level features from the Shortest Dependency Path (SDP) between given entities and attempt to establish a statistical association between the words and the target relations. This pattern relatively eliminates the influence of noisy features and achieves a robust performance on long sentences. Nevertheless, we observe that majority of relation classification processes involve complex semantic reasoning which is hard to be achieved based on the word-level statistical association. To solve this problem, we categorize all relations into atomic relations and composed-relations. The atomic relations are the basic relations that can be identified based on the word-level features, while the composed-relation requires to be deducted from multiple atomic relations. Correspondingly, we propose the Atomic Relation Encoding and Reasoning Model (ATERM). In the atomic relation encoding stage, ATERM groups the word-level features and encodes multiple atomic relations in parallel. In the atomic relation reasoning stage, ATERM establishes the atomic relation chain where relation-level features are extracted to identify composed-relations. Experiments show that our method achieves state-of-the-art results on the three most popular relation classification datasets - TACRED, TACRED-Revisit, and SemEval 2010 task 8 with significant improvements.
The proceedings contain 33 papers. The topics discussed include: LeGen: complex information extraction from legal sentences using generative models;summarizing long regulatory documents with a multi-step pipeline;enha...
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(纸本)9798891761834
The proceedings contain 33 papers. The topics discussed include: LeGen: complex information extraction from legal sentences using generative models;summarizing long regulatory documents with a multi-step pipeline;enhancing legal expertise in large language models through composite model integration: the development and evaluation of Law-Neo;uOttawa at LegalLens-2024: transformer-based classification experiments;Quebec automobile insurance question-answering with retrieval-augmented generation;rethinking legal judgement prediction in a realistic scenario in the era of large language models;information extraction for planning court cases;and towards an automated pointwise evaluation metric for generated long-form legal summaries.
Recommender systems, though widely used, often struggle to engage users effectively. While deep learning methods have enhanced connections between users and items, they often neglect the user's perspective. Knowle...
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(纸本)9798400705052
Recommender systems, though widely used, often struggle to engage users effectively. While deep learning methods have enhanced connections between users and items, they often neglect the user's perspective. Knowledge-based approaches, utilizing knowledge graphs, offer semantic insights and address issues like knowledge graph embeddings, hybrid recommendation, and interpretable recommendation. More recently, neural-symbolic systems, combining data-driven and symbolic techniques, show promise in recommendation systems, especially when used with knowledge graphs. Moreover, content features become vital in conversational recommender systems, which demand multi-turn dialogues. Recent literature highlights increasing interest in this area, particularly with the emergence of Large language Models (LLMs), which excel in understanding user queries and generating recommendations in naturallanguage. Sixth Knowledge-aware and Conversational Recommender Systems (KaRS) workshop aims to disseminate advancements and discuss about challenges and opportunities.
This paper presents the results of our participation in the Multilingual ESG Impact Duration Inference (ML-ESG-3) shared task organized by FinNLP-KDF@LREC-COLING-2024. The objective of this challenge is to leverage na...
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We present Legal Argument Reasoning (LAR), a novel task designed to evaluate the legal reasoning capabilities of Large language Models (LLMs). The task requires selecting the correct next statement (from multiple choi...
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