PSG: Prompt-based Sequence Generation for Acronym Extraction
This paper introduces a new method for extracting acronyms from documents, which is crucial for understanding scientific texts. The method uses advanced language models to improve performance, especially when data is scarce.
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- 1 Acronym extraction helps in understanding scientific documents.
- 2 The proposed method, PSG, uses prompts to enhance acronym extraction.
- 3 PSG outperforms existing methods in low-resource settings.
Introduction
The introduction discusses the significance of acronym extraction in scientific documents and the limitations of previous methods.
Methodology
This section details the proposed PSG method, including the design of the prompting template and the position extraction algorithm.
Results
The results section presents the performance of the PSG method compared to state-of-the-art approaches, demonstrating its effectiveness.
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Experiments
Experiments conducted on Vietnamese and Persian datasets are described, highlighting the low-resource setting and evaluation metrics.
Conclusion
The conclusion summarizes the findings and suggests future directions for research in acronym extraction.
Introduction
The introduction discusses the significance of acronym extraction in scientific documents and the limitations of previous methods.
Methodology
This section details the proposed PSG method, including the design of the prompting template and the position extraction algorithm.
Experiments
Experiments conducted on Vietnamese and Persian datasets are described, highlighting the low-resource setting and evaluation metrics.
Results
The results section presents the performance of the PSG method compared to state-of-the-art approaches, demonstrating its effectiveness.
Conclusion
The conclusion summarizes the findings and suggests future directions for research in acronym extraction.
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This paper introduces a new method for extracting acronyms from documents, which is crucial for understanding scientific texts. The method uses advanced language models to improve performance, especially when data is scarce.
The introduction discusses the significance of acronym extraction in scientific documents and the limitations of previous methods.
This section details the proposed PSG method, including the design of the prompting template and the position extraction algorithm.
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