Adversarial Fine-Grained Fact Graph for Factuality-Oriented Abstractive Summarization

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外文摘要：Although neural abstractive summarization models can generate text with significant fluency and coherence， controlling the correctness of facts in generation remains a challenge。 Recent work simply classifies factuality into two categories: factual or non-factual， which is coarse-grained and lacks a deep understanding of the linguistic typology of factual errors。 In this paper， we present insights into two main and common factual errors (Semantic Frame Errors and Coreference Error) and propose a LASum model to enhance the factuality of abstractive summarization by adversarial fine-grained fact graph。 Specifically， we first construct the fine-grained fact graph for the source document and summary to represent facts， respectively， consisting of a dependency channel and coreference channel to address the above two factual errors。 And then we enhance the seq2seq model to grasp the internal facts in the fact graph from an intuitive perspective by adversarial learning (GAN)。 The experimental results show that our model can substantially improve the factuality compared to several strong baselines。

外文关键词：

Abstractive summarizationFactualityAdversarial learningFine-grained fact graph

作者：

Zhiguang Gao、Feng Jiang、Xiaomin Chu、Peifeng Li

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作者单位：

School of Computer Science and Technology, Soochow University, Jiangsu, China

会议名称：

International conference on natural language processing and Chinese computing

会议地点：

Guilin(CN)

会议母体文献：

Natural language processing and Chinese computing

页码：

339-351

出版时间：

2022

DOI：

10.1007/978-3-031-17120-8_27