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Title-Guided Encoding for Keyphrase Generation

AAAI 2019 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Controlled text generation

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add title-guided encoding (ablation)TG-Net · Krapivin present keyphrase predictionF1@5: 0.334 -> 0.349Helped
Add title-guided encoding (ablation)TG-Net · Krapivin absent keyphrase predictionR@10: 0.142 -> 0.146Helped
Add copy mechanism (ablation)TG-Net · Krapivin present keyphrase predictionF1@5: 0.306 -> 0.349Helped
Add copy mechanism (ablation)TG-Net · Krapivin absent keyphrase predictionR@10: 0.127 -> 0.146Helped
Use title-guided encoding rather than treating title and body as one undifferentiated sourceTG-Net · Inspec present keyphrase predictionF1@10: 0.346 -> 0.381Helped
Use title-guided encoding rather than treating title and body as one undifferentiated sourceTG-Net · KP20k absent keyphrase predictionR@50: 0.225 -> 0.268Helped
Apply title-guided encoding instead of CopyRNNTG-Net · KP20k present keyphrase predictionF1@10: 0.262 -> 0.315Helped
Apply title-guided encodingTG-Net versus CopyRNN · KP20k documents with title length ratios below 3% and above 12%F1@5Helped

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