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    Virus Causes Flu: Identifying Causality in the Biomedical Domain Using an Ensemble Approach with Target-Specific Semantic Embeddings

    Identification of Cause-Effect (CE) relation is crucial for creating a scientific knowledge-base and facilitate question-answering in the biomedical domain. An example sentence having CE relation in the biomed...

    Raksha Sharma, Girish Palshikar in Natural Language Processing and Information Systems (2021)

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    Semantic Templates for Generating Long-Form Technical Questions

    Question generation (QG) from technical text has multiple important applications such as creation of question-banks for examinations, interviews as well as in intelligent tutoring systems. However, much of th...

    Samiran Pal, Avinash Singh, Soham Datta, Sangameshwar Patil in Text, Speech, and Dialogue (2021)

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    A Simple Neural Approach to Spatial Role Labelling

    Spatial Role Labelling involves identification of text segments which emit spatial semantics such as describing an object of interest, a reference point or the object’s relative position with the reference. Ta...

    Nitin Ramrakhiyani, Girish Palshikar, Vasudeva Varma in Advances in Information Retrieval (2019)

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    An Unsupervised Approach for Cause-Effect Relation Extraction from Biomedical Text

    Identification of Cause-effect (CE) relation mentions, along with the arguments, are crucial for creating a scientific knowledge-base. Linguistically complex constructs are used to express CE relations in text...

    Raksha Sharma, Girish Palshikar in Natural Language Processing and Informatio… (2018)