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Addressing a Question Answering Challenge by Combining Statistical Methods with Inductive Rule Learning and Reasoning
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| inductive logic programming with event calculus/ASP instead of memory networks | QA on bAbI · bAbI mean | accuracy: 93.6 -> 99.68 | Helped |
| reuse knowledge learned from other tasks (Task 4) via rules | QA on bAbI · bAbI task 19 path finding | accuracy: 36 -> 100 | Helped |
| ILP+ASP vs memory networks | QA on bAbI · bAbI task 16 basic induction | accuracy: 100 -> 93.6 | Hurt |
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