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Harnessing Holistic Discourse Features and Triadic Interaction for Sentiment Quadruple Extraction in Dialogues

AAAI 2024 · Graph learning › Knowledge and temporal graphs · approach: Graph-based dialog systems · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes H2DT, a token-level reply-speaker heterogeneous graph with heterogeneous attention plus a triadic scorer for token-pair labeling, achieving state-of-the-art sentiment quadruple extraction on the DiaASQ benchmark (Chinese and English).

Problem

Dialogue aspect-based sentiment quadruple extraction (DiaASQ) requires modeling dialogue discourse (reply and speaker structure) and capturing interactions among the target, aspect, and opinion items so that the quadruple is cohesive rather than assembled from weak pairwise predictions.

Approach

Builds a token-level reply-speaker (R-S) heterogeneous graph with meta-path attention to inject discourse features into token representations, and a triadic scorer that routes each token pair's relation score through an intermediate third token via triaffine scores, strengthening cohesion within quadruples.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use H2DT instead of Meta-WPDiaASQ · DiaASQ Chinesequadruple F1: +5.40Helped
use H2DT instead of Meta-WPDiaASQ · DiaASQ Englishquadruple F1: +5.70Helped
add the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Chinesequadruple F1: 37.02 -> 40.34Helped
add the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Englishquadruple F1: 37.18 -> 39.01Helped
add the self-link to the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Chinesequadruple F1: 39.10 -> 40.34Helped
add the self-link to the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Englishquadruple F1: 38.86 -> 39.01Helped
add first-order reply and speaker links to the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Chinesequadruple F1: 38.70 -> 40.34Helped
add first-order reply and speaker links to the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Englishquadruple F1: 38.44 -> 39.01Helped
add second-order reply-speaker paths to the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Chinesequadruple F1: 38.97 -> 40.34Helped
add second-order reply-speaker paths to the R-S graph (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Englishquadruple F1: 38.30 -> 39.01Helped
add the triadic interaction term (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Chinesequadruple F1: 37.63 -> 40.34Helped
add the triadic interaction term (ablation)H2DT · DiaASQ Englishquadruple F1: 36.40 -> 39.01Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: DiaASQ

Benchmarks: DiaASQ (Chinese) DiaASQ (English)

Metrics: precision recall F1

Baselines: CRF-Extract SpERT ParaPhrase Span-ASTE Meta-WP

Builds on: Meta-WP Heterogeneous Graph Attention Network Triaffine attention RoBERTa RoFormer

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