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about data set #1

Open zwd13122889 opened 5 years ago

zwd13122889 commented 5 years ago

Excuse me,what's the difference between .a1 file and .a2 file?

melissa135 commented 5 years ago

a1 files are the entity information while a2 are events. In prediction phrase, txt and a1 are given, a2 is unknown.

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Excuse me,what's the difference between .a1 file and .a2 file?

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zwd13122889 commented 5 years ago

thank you,i have another question.In .a2 file,there is T line and E line ,the T line is the event trigger,and what's the E line? I think it's event argument ,is it true?

melissa135 commented 5 years ago

t is trigger and e is event, a trigger coupled with different arguments are different events, described in e lines.

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thank you,i have another question.In .a2 file,there is T line and E line ,the T line is the event trigger,and what's the E line? I think it's event argument ,is it true?

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zwd13122889 commented 5 years ago

Ok,thank you!

zwd13122889 commented 5 years ago

Excuse me,I have another question.Is this model suitable for extracting events in English Literature?

melissa135 commented 5 years ago

It can be used for open domain event xtraction if the task has similar defination as biomedical event (trigger-relation-argus)

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Excuse me,I have another question.Is this model suitable for extracting events in English Literature?

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zwd13122889 commented 5 years ago

OK,I see M lines in .a2 files . I can run a2_preprocess_modification.py, convert event modifications in .a2 files into structured .csv files.What are the M lines ?

zwd13122889 commented 5 years ago

If my .a2 files don't contain M lines, is it OK?

melissa135 commented 5 years ago

m lines are the modification events.

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If my .a2 files don't contain M lines, is it OK?

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zwd13122889 commented 4 years ago

OK.What model is used in the training process?CNN+BiLstm?

melissa135 commented 4 years ago

yes, cnn bilstm +dense layers

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OK.What model is used in the training process?CNN+BiLstm?

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