Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Chuan Hu

Junaid Ahmed

Arnold Overwijk

Li Xiong

Chenyan Xiong

Daniel Fernando Campos

A system for extracting key phrase candidates from a corpus of documents, including a processor, a memory, and a program executing on the processor. The system is configured to run a key phrase model to extract one or more key phrase candidates from each document in the corpus and convert each extracted key phrase candidate into a feature vector. The key phrase model also filters the feature vectors to remove duplicates using a classifier that was trained on a set of key phrase pairs with manual labels indicating whether two key phrases are duplicates of each other, to produce remaining key phrase candidates. The system uses the remaining key phrase candidates in a computer-implemented application.

Extracting key phrase candidates from documents and producing topical authority ranking

A system for extracting a key phrase from a document includes a neural key phrase extraction model ('BLING-KPE') having a first layer to extract a word sequence from the document, a second layer to represent each word in the word sequence by ELMo embedding, position embedding, and visual features, and a third layer to concatenate the ELMo embedding, the position embedding, and the visual features to produce hybrid word embeddings. A convolutional transformer models the hybrid word embeddings to n-gram embeddings, and a feedforward layer converts the n-gram embeddings into a probability distribution over a set of n-grams and calculates a key phrase score of each n-gram. The neural key phrase extraction model is trained on annotated data based on a labeled loss function to compute cross entropy loss of the key phrase score of each n-gram as compared with a label from the annotated dataset.

Keyphase extraction beyond language modeling

Keyphrase extraction beyond language modeling

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