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A Novel Perspective to Look At Attention: Bi-level Attention-based Explainable Topic Modeling for News Classification

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arxiv 2203.07216 v2 pith:M64ZME4Q submitted 2022-03-14 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords attentionnewsattention-basedclassificationcomplexitydeepexplainabilitymany
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Many recent deep learning-based solutions have widely adopted the attention-based mechanism in various tasks of the NLP discipline. However, the inherent characteristics of deep learning models and the flexibility of the attention mechanism increase the models' complexity, thus leading to challenges in model explainability. In this paper, to address this challenge, we propose a novel practical framework by utilizing a two-tier attention architecture to decouple the complexity of explanation and the decision-making process. We apply it in the context of a news article classification task. The experiments on two large-scaled news corpora demonstrate that the proposed model can achieve competitive performance with many state-of-the-art alternatives and illustrate its appropriateness from an explainability perspective.

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