Word sense disambiguation using a deep logico-neural network

Word sense disambiguation using a glossary layer embedded in a deep neural network includes receiving, by one or more processors, input sentences including a plurality of words. At least two words in the plurality of words are homonyms. The one or more processors convert the plurality of words assoc...

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Main Authors Riegel, Ryan Nelson, Gray, Alexander, Luus, Francois Pierre, Khan, Naweed Aghmad, Makondo, Ndivhuwo, Akhalwaya, Ismail Yunus
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LanguageEnglish
Published 27.06.2023
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Summary:Word sense disambiguation using a glossary layer embedded in a deep neural network includes receiving, by one or more processors, input sentences including a plurality of words. At least two words in the plurality of words are homonyms. The one or more processors convert the plurality of words associated with each input sentence into a first vector including possible senses for the at least two words. The first vector is then combined with a second vector including a domain-specific contextual vector associated with the at least two words. The combination of the first vector with the second vector is fed into a recurrent deep logico-neural network model to generate a third vector that includes word senses for the at least two words. A threshold is set for the third vector to generate a fourth vector including a final word sense vector for the at least two words.
Bibliography:Application Number: US202017039133