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PASCAL Challenges Workshop 2

Recognizing Textual Entailment with LCC´s GROUNDHOG System

author: Andrew Hickl, Language Computer Corporation, Richardson, Texas

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We introduce a new system for recognizing textual entailment (known as GROUNDHOG) which utilizes a classification-based approach to combine lexico-semantic information derived from text processing applications with a large collection of paraphrases acquired automatically from the WWW. Trained on 200,000 examples of textual entailment extracted from newswire corpora, our system managed to classify more than 75% of the pairs in the 2006 PASCAL RTE Test Set correctly.

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0:00 Recognizing Textual Entailment with LCC’s Groundhog System
1:07 Introduction
1:55 Outline of Today’s Talk
2:19 Architecture of the Groundhog System
3:35 A Motivating Example
5:39 Preprocessing
6:46 Preprocessing
7:34 Preprocessing
7:49 Preprocessing
8:32 Preprocessing
9:24 Preprocessing
10:08 Preprocessing
11:16 Preprocessing
11:27 Lexical Alignment
12:25 Lexical Alignment
13:09 Lexical Alignment
13:57 Training the Alignment Classifier
14:33 Creating New Sources of Training Data
15:39 Creating New Sources of Training Data
16:53 Training the Alignment Classifier
17:35 Paraphrase Acquisition
19:11 Paraphrase Acquisition
19:44 Paraphrase Acquisition
20:45 Entailment Classification
21:27 Entailment Classification
22:24 Entailment Classification
24:53 Entailment Classification
26:10 Another Example
26:40 Example 734
28:27 Evaluation: 2006 RTE Performance
30:05 Evaluation: Role of Training Data
31:23 Evaluation: Role of Features in Entailment Classifier
32:42 Conclusions

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