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A method includes: initializing a list of token embeddings, each of the token embeddings corresponding to a tokenized word from text in a corpus of text; generating a graph for a group of consecutive words s from the text, said graph including binary relations between pairs of tokenized words of the group of consecutive words; selecting the token embeddings representing the words of the group of consecutive words from the list of token embeddings; computing a tensor of binary relations as the product between a matrix of the selected token embeddings and a tensor representing discourse relations, the computed tensor representing the binary relations between the pairs of tokenized words; computing a loss using the computed tensor; optimizing the list of token embeddings using the computed loss. The above may be repeated until the computed loss is within a predetermined range.

Implicit discourse relation classification with contextualized word representation

Each computer of a peer-to-peer (P2P) network performs an iterative computer-based modeling task defined by a set of training data including at least some training data that are not accessible to the other computers of the P2P network, and by a set of parameters including a shared parameter. The modeling task optimizes an objective function comparing a model parameterized by the set of parameters with the training data. Each iteration includes: performing an iterative gradient step update of parameter values stored at the computer based on the objective function; receiving parameter values of the shared parameter from other computers of the P2P network; adjusting the parameter value of the shared parameter stored at the computer by averaging the received parameter values; and sending the parameter value of the shared parameter stored at the computer to other computers of the P2P network.

Distributed and privacy-preserving prediction method

A method for entity recognition employs document-level entity tags which correspond to mentions appearing in the document, without specifying their locations. A named entity recognition model is trained on features extracted from text samples tagged with document-level entity tags. A text document to be labeled is received, the text document being tagged with at least one document-level entity tag. A document-specific gazetteer is generated, based on the at least one document-level entity tag. The gazetteer includes a set of entries, one entry for each of a set of entity names. For a text sequence of the document, features for tokens of the text sequence are extracted. The features include document-specific features for tokens matching at least a part of the entity name of one of the gazetteer entries. Entity labels are predicted for the tokens in the text sequence with the named entity recognition model, based on the extracted features.

Document-specific gazetteers for named entity recognition

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