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Statistical Models for Frame-Semantic Parsing Dipanjan Das * Google Frame Semantics in NLP: A Workshop in Honor of Chuck Fillmore June 27, 2014 * Thanks to Desai Chen, Kuzman Ganchev, Karl Moritz Hermann, Andr Martins, Nathan Schneider, Noah


  1. LTH Frame-Semantic Parser Johansson and Nugues (2007) Frame Identification Argument Filtering Argument Labeling 47

  2. Argument Filtering S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing massive stock

  3. Argument Filtering S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing Potential Arguments of food Bengal ’s massive stock Bengal food Bengal ’s massive to nothing massive to of ’s massive stock

  4. Argument Filtering S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing Potential Arguments Binary SVM Classification of food Bengal ’s massive stock Bengal food Bengal ’s massive to nothing massive to of ’s massive stock

  5. LTH Frame-Semantic Parser Johansson and Nugues (2007) Frame Identification Argument Filtering Argument Labeling 50

  6. Argument Filtering S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing Multiclass SVM Classification massive stock

  7. Argument Filtering S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing Potential Arguments Multiclass SVM Classification of food Bengal ’s massive stock Bengal food Bengal ’s massive to nothing massive to of ’s massive stock

  8. Argument Filtering S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing Potential Arguments Multiclass SVM Classification of food Bengal ’s massive stock Bengal Possessor Resource food Bengal ’s massive to nothing massive ø Descriptor to of ’s massive stock

  9. LTH Frame-Semantic Parser Johansson and Nugues (2007) F-Measure 70.0 61.3 52.5 44.4 43.8 35.0 LTH Full Frame-Semantic Structure Prediction

  10. SEMAFOR Das, Chen, Martins, Schneider, Smith (2014) Frame Identification Argument Identification 54

  11. SEMAFOR Das, Chen, Martins, Schneider, Smith (2014) Frame Identification Argument Identification 55

  12. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification N X A N ADP N V V ADP N Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing

  13. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification N X A N ADP N V V ADP N Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing

  14. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Logistic regression with a latent variable

  15. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Logistic regression with a latent variable

  16. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Logistic regression with a latent variable Predicates evoking a frame in supervised data, e.g. cargo.N, inventory.N, reserve.N, stockpile.N, store.N, supply.N evoke S TORE

  17. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification S TORE stock.N stockpile.N N X A N ADP N V V ADP N to nothing Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced

  18. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification S TORE stock.N LexSem = { synonym } stockpile.N N X A N ADP N V V ADP N to nothing Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced

  19. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification S TORE stock.N LexSem = { synonym } stockpile.N N X A N ADP N V V ADP N to nothing Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced S TORE If stockpile.N synonym LexSem

  20. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification S TORE stock.N LexSem = { synonym } stockpile.N comes from WordNet ! N X A N ADP N V V ADP N to nothing Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced S TORE If stockpile.N synonym LexSem

  21. Datasets Benchmark Dataset New Data (SemEval 2007) (FrameNet 1.5, 2010) 665 frames 877 frames 720 role labels 1068 role labels 8.4K unique predicate types 9.3K unique predicate types Training set: Training set: 2.2K sentences 3.3K sentences 11.2K predicate tokens 19.6K predicate tokens Test set: Test set: 120 sentences 2420 sentences 1. 1K predicate tokens 4.5K predicate tokens

  22. Datasets Benchmark Dataset New Data (SemEval 2007) (FrameNet 1.5, 2010) 665 frames 877 frames 720 role labels 1068 role labels 8.4K unique predicate types 9.3K unique predicate types Training set: Training set: 2.2K sentences 3.3K sentences 11.2K predicate tokens 19.6K predicate tokens Test set: Test set: 120 sentences 2420 sentences 1. 1K predicate tokens 4.5K predicate tokens

  23. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Results Benchmark New Data F-Measure 95.0 83.8 72.5 61 61.3 57.3 50.0 LTH SEMAFOR log-linear

  24. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Results Benchmark New Data F-Measure 95.0 83.8 72.5 61 61.3 57.3 50.0 LTH SEMAFOR log-linear auto predicates

  25. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Results Benchmark New Data Accuracy F-Measure 95.0 95.0 83.0 83.8 83.8 72.5 72.5 61 61.3 61.3 57.3 50.0 50.0 LTH SEMAFOR SEMAFOR log-linear log-linear auto predicates gold predicates

  26. SEMAFOR: Frame Identification Frame Identification Accuracy Accuracy 95.0 95.0 83.0 76.3 76.3 57.5 57.5 38.8 38.8 23.1 20.0 20.0 All Predicates Unknown Predicates

  27. SEMAFOR: Handling Unknown Predicates Knowledge of only 9,263 predicates in supervised data

  28. SEMAFOR: Handling Unknown Predicates Knowledge of only 9,263 predicates in supervised data However, English has lot more potential predicates (~65,000 in newswire English)

  29. SEMAFOR: Handling Unknown Predicates Knowledge of only 9,263 predicates in supervised data However, English has lot more potential predicates (~65,000 in newswire English) Lexicon expansion using graph-based semi-supervised learning

  30. How can label propagation help?

  31. Example Graph Seed predicates

  32. Example Graph Unseen predicates Seed predicates

  33. Example Graph Unseen predicates Seed predicates Graph Propagation

  34. Example Graph Unseen predicates Seed predicates Graph Propagation

  35. Example Graph Continues till convergence... Unseen predicates Seed predicates Graph Propagation

  36. SEMAFOR: Unknown Predicates Frame Identification Accuracy 70.0 56.3 42.7 42.5 28.8 23.1 18.9 15.0 Supervised Self-Training Graph-Based

  37. SEMAFOR Das, Chen, Martins, Schneider, Smith (2014) Frame Identification Argument Identification 81

  38. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing

  39. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification S TORE Bengal ’s massive stock of food was reduced to nothing Possessor Resource Descriptor Use Supply

  40. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification S TORE Bengal ’s stock Bengal massive stock Possessor of food Resource food Descriptor massive Bengal ’s massive Use massive stock Supply ø

  41. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification S TORE Bengal ’s stock Bengal massive stock Possessor of food Resource food Descriptor massive Bengal ’s massive Use massive stock Supply ø

  42. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification S TORE Bengal ’s stock Bengal massive stock Possessor Violates overlap of food Resource constraints food Descriptor massive Bengal ’s massive Use massive stock Supply ø

  43. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification Other types of structural constraints Mutual P LACING Agent exclusion Cause constraint Goal Theme archive.V, Area arrange.V, bag.V, Time bestow.V bin.V

  44. SEMAFOR: Argument Identification Other types of structural constraints Mutual P LACING Agent exclusion Cause constraint Goal Theme archive.V, Area arrange.V, bag.V, Time bestow.V bin.V If an agent places something, there cannot be a cause role in the sentence

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