2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2112.06109
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Injecting Numerical Reasoning Skills into Knowledge Base Question Answering Models

Abstract: Embedding-based methods are popular for Knowledge Base Question Answering (KBQA), but few current models have numerical reasoning skills and thus struggle to answer ordinal constrained questions. This paper proposes a new embedding-based KBQA framework which particularly takes numerical reasoning into account. We present NumericalTransformer on top of NSM, a state-of-the-art embedding-based KBQA model, to create NT-NSM. To enable better training, we propose two pre-training tasks with explicit numerical-orient… Show more

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“…For example, Aristo [26] fine-tunes BERT using scientific curriculum data, yielding promising results on science exams. GenBERT [47] and NF-NSM [39] enhance the numerical reasoning capabilities of models by incorporating numerical data into the training process of PLMs. MWP-BERT [95] further enhances the model's Mathematical Language Models: A Survey 111:9 capacity to represent and calculate numerical values by incorporating numeric attributes into symbol placeholders.…”
Section: Non-autoregression Lmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Aristo [26] fine-tunes BERT using scientific curriculum data, yielding promising results on science exams. GenBERT [47] and NF-NSM [39] enhance the numerical reasoning capabilities of models by incorporating numerical data into the training process of PLMs. MWP-BERT [95] further enhances the model's Mathematical Language Models: A Survey 111:9 capacity to represent and calculate numerical values by incorporating numeric attributes into symbol placeholders.…”
Section: Non-autoregression Lmsmentioning
confidence: 99%