Recognizing Reference Spans and Classifying their Discourse Facets
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In this shared task, we applied “Learning to Rank” algorithm with multiple features, including lexical features, topic features, knowledge-based features and sentence importance, to Task 1A by regarding reference span finding as an information retrieval problem. Task 1B, discourse facet identifying, is treated as a text classification problem by considering features of both citation contexts and cited spans.
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تاریخ انتشار 2016