Oracle International Corporation

Duy Vu

Mark Edward Johnson

Thanh Long Duong

Vishal Vishnoi

Cong Duy Vu Hoang

Srinivasa Phani Kumar Gadde

Elias Luqman Jalaluddin

Balakota Srinivas Vinnakota

Tuyen Quang Pham

Crystal C Pan

Vladislav Blinov

Poorya Zaremoodi

Dai Hoang Tran

Thanh Tien Vu

Adam Pocock

Budhaditya Saha

Shivashankar Subramanian

Katherine Silverstein

Nagaraj N Bhat

Varsha Kuppur Rajendra

Techniques for augmentation and batch balancing of training data to enhance negation and fairness of a machine learning model. In one particular aspect, a method is provided that includes generating a list of demographic words associated with a demographic group, searching an unlabeled corpus of text to identify unlabeled examples in a target domain comprising at least one demographic word from the list of demographic words, rewriting the unlabeled examples to create one or more versions of each of the unlabeled examples and generate a fairness invariance data set, and training the machine learning model using unlabeled examples from the fairness invariance data set.

Data augmentation and batch balancing methods to enhance negation and fairness

Techniques are provided for using context tags in named-entity recognition (NER) models. In one particular aspect, a method is provided that includes receiving an utterance, generating embeddings for words of the utterance, generating a regular expression and gazetteer feature vector for the utterance, generating a context tag distribution feature vector for the utterance, concatenating or interpolating the embeddings with the regular expression and gazetteer feature vector and the context tag distribution feature vector to generate a set of feature vectors, generating an encoded form of the utterance based on the set of feature vectors, generating log-probabilities based on the encoded form of the utterance, and identifying one or more constraints for the utterance.

Context tag integration with named entity recognition models

The present disclosure relates to techniques for identifying out-of-domain utterances. One particular technique includes receiving an utterance and a target domain of a chatbot, generating a sentence embedding for the utterance, obtaining an embedding representation for each cluster of in-domain utterances associated with the target domain, predicting, using a metric learning model, a first probability that the utterance belongs to the target domain based on a similarity or difference between the sentence embedding and each embedding representation for each cluster, predicting, using an outlier detection model, a second probability that the utterance belongs to the target domain based on a determined distance or density deviation between the sentence embedding and embedding representations for neighboring clusters, evaluating the first probability and the second probability to determine a final probability, and classifying the utterance as in-domain or out-of-domain for the chatbot based on the final probability.

Techniques for out-of-domain (OOD) detection

Techniques are disclosed herein for focused training of language models and end-to-end hypertuning of the framework. In one aspect, a method is provided that includes obtaining a machine learning model pre-trained for language modeling, and post-training the machine learning model for various tasks to generate a focused machine learning model. The post-training includes: (i) training the machine learning model on an unlabeled set of training data pertaining to a task that the machine learning model was pre-trained for as part of the language modeling, and the unlabeled set of training data is obtained with respect to a target domain, a target task, or a target language, and (ii) training the machine learning model on a labeled set of training data that pertains to another task that is an auxiliary task related to a downstream task to be performed using the machine learning model or output from the machine learning model.

Framework for focused training of language models and techniques for end-to-end hypertuning of the framework

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