This paper overviews FBK's participation in the RTE-7 Main task organized within the Text Analysis Conference (TAC) 2011. Our participation is character-ized by two main themes, namely: 1. The attempt to move from token-level overlap measures (i.e. a count of the terms in the hypothesis that can be mapped to terms in the Text), to phrase-level overlap measures that take into account a larger context to favour sys-tem's precision; 2. The attempt to use paraphrase tables derived from parallel data as the main source of lexical knowledge for the mapping. In contrast with previous experiments over different datasets on one side, and the scores achieved over the RTE-7 DEV SET on the other side, our final results are lower than those obtained with the simpler token-overlap algorithm (41.90% Vs 44.1% Micro-Averaged F-measure). The motivations for this unexpected per-formance drop are still under investigation.

FBK Participation in the RTE-7 Main Task

Yashar Mehdad;José Guilherme Camargo de Souza;Matteo Negri;Alina Petrova
2011-01-01

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This paper overviews FBK's participation in the RTE-7 Main task organized within the Text Analysis Conference (TAC) 2011. Our participation is character-ized by two main themes, namely: 1. The attempt to move from token-level overlap measures (i.e. a count of the terms in the hypothesis that can be mapped to terms in the Text), to phrase-level overlap measures that take into account a larger context to favour sys-tem's precision; 2. The attempt to use paraphrase tables derived from parallel data as the main source of lexical knowledge for the mapping. In contrast with previous experiments over different datasets on one side, and the scores achieved over the RTE-7 DEV SET on the other side, our final results are lower than those obtained with the simpler token-overlap algorithm (41.90% Vs 44.1% Micro-Averaged F-measure). The motivations for this unexpected per-formance drop are still under investigation.
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