Baseline Approach Sample Clauses

Baseline Approach. The first stage of the knowledge base question answering process is the iden- tification of question topic entities, which are used as sources for the answer search process. For concreteness, consider a question from the WebQuestions dataset “who is the woman that xxxx xxxxxxx had an affair with?”. Here, the entity Xxxx Xxxxxxx with Freebase id /m/01651q is the main question en- tity. However, Freebase contains millions of entities and it can be difficult to identify the topical ones (e.g., entities Woman and Affair are also present in Freebase), or to disambiguate and choose between Xxxx Xxxxxxx a politician Figure 3.4: The architecture of the Text2KB Question Answering system. (/m/01641q), an American racing driver (/m/06zs089) and other people with the same name. Aqqu considers all spans of question words under certain conditions on part of speech tags and uses an entity names lexicon [182] to map phrases to potential entities. Most reported systems, including Aqqu, do not disambiguate entities at this stage, but rather keep a set of xxxxx- dates along with some information about their popularities (e.g., number of mentions in the collection), and mention scores p(entity|mention text). At the next stage, SPARQL query candidates are generated by exploring the neighborhood of the question topic entities using a predefined set of query templates. Each query template has question entities, predicates and answer placeholders. The majority of the answers in the WebQuestions dataset can be covered by just 3 templates (q entity - question entity, a entity - answer entity, cvt node - Freebase mediator node, which represents tuples with more than 2 arguments): SELECT DISTINCT ? a e n t i t y { <q e n t i ty > <pre dicate > ? a e n t i t y . } SELECT DISTINCT ? a e n t i t y { <q e n t i ty > <p re d i c a te 1 > ? cvt node . ? cvt node <p re d i c a te 2 > ? a e n t i t y . } SELECT DISTINCT ? a e n t i t y { <q e n t i ty 1 > <p re d i c a te 1 > ? cvt node . ? cvt node <p re d i c a te 2 > <q e n t i ty 2 > . ? cvt node <p re d i c a te 3 > ? a e n t i t y . The first template retrieves a set of entities that are directly connected to the given question entity via a certain predicate. The second template accounts for the presence of a mediator node, that groups together arguments of a multi-argument relation. And the last template looks for cases when a question also mentions another argument of a multi-argument relation, e.g., Captain Xxxx and Star Trek for th...
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