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Jointly Extracting Event Triggers and Arguments by Dependency-Bridge RNN and Tensor-Based Argument Interaction

AAAI 2018 · Large language models › Language, safety and interpretability · approach: Linguistic encoding in LLM representations · 257 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
dbRNN vs JRNNevent extraction · ACE 2005 (gold entities)argument role F1: 55.4 -> 58.7Helped
add binary dependency bridges to BiLSTM (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005trigger id+cl F1: 69.0 -> 71.2Helped
make dependency bridge weights typed and trainable instead of binary (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005argument id+cl F1: 56.8 -> 57.2Helped
add tensor layer for argument interaction (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005argument id F1: 58.2 -> 67.7Helped
add tensor layer for argument interaction (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005argument role F1: 53.1 -> 58.7Helped
add self-matching attention (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005argument role F1: 56.0 -> 58.7Helped
add max-pooled interaction features (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005argument role F1: 55.2 -> 58.7Helped
add tensor layer, sentences with a single entity (1/1) (ablation)dbRNN · ACE 2005 1/1 sentencesargument role F1: 54.9 -> 54.6No clear effect

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