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Multi$^2$OIE: Multilingual Open Information Extraction Based on Multi-Head Attention with BERT

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arxiv 2009.08128 v2 pith:3TKTLGMV submitted 2020-09-17 cs.CL cs.LG

classification cs.CLcs.LG
keywords multilingualopenattentionbertextractionmultimulti-headbenchmark
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In this paper, we propose Multi$^2$OIE, which performs open information extraction (open IE) by combining BERT with multi-head attention. Our model is a sequence-labeling system with an efficient and effective argument extraction method. We use a query, key, and value setting inspired by the Multimodal Transformer to replace the previously used bidirectional long short-term memory architecture with multi-head attention. Multi$^2$OIE outperforms existing sequence-labeling systems with high computational efficiency on two benchmark evaluation datasets, Re-OIE2016 and CaRB. Additionally, we apply the proposed method to multilingual open IE using multilingual BERT. Experimental results on new benchmark datasets introduced for two languages (Spanish and Portuguese) demonstrate that our model outperforms other multilingual systems without training data for the target languages.

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