Cross Framework Meaning Representation Parsing

Dan Kondratyuk; Casey Kennington; Rohit Gangurde; Nikita Kramar

Cross Framework Meaning Representation Parsing

Dan Kondratyuk
, Casey Kennington
, Rohit Gangurde
, Nikita Kramar

Computer Science Department

Boise State University
Charles University and Saarland University

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Abstract

Many natural language processing tasks can benefit from syntactic and semantic information. While there are several choices to representing the syntax and semantics of a sentence using a graph structure, the recent 2019 CoNLL Shared Task brings together five approaches into a single representation. Our approach to the CoNLL shared task is to model the words in the sentences as nodes and use a neural network with an attention layer to determine the graph structure. Our preliminary results have shown promise in this task.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 12 Jul 2019

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