Yingbo Li, Anamaria-Beatrice Spulber, Yucong Duan
Physical artificial intelligence can prove to be one of the most important challenges of the artificial intelligence. The governance of physical artificial intelligence would define its responsible intelligent application in the society.
Weichuan Wang, Zhiwen Xie, Jin Liu et al.
Knowledge graphs (KGs) on COVID-19 have been constructed to accelerate the research process of COVID-19. However, KGs are always incomplete, especially the new constructed COVID-19 KGs. Link prediction task aims to predict missing entities for (e, r, t) or (h, r, e), where h and t are certain entities, e is an entity that needs to be predicted and r is a relation. This task also has the potential to solve COVID-19 related KGs' incomplete problem. Although various knowledge graph embedding (KGE) approaches have been proposed to the link prediction task, these existing methods suffer from the limitation of using a single scoring function, which fails to capture rich features of COVID-19 KGs. In this work, we propose the MDistMult model that leverages multiple scoring functions to extract more features from existing triples. We employ experiments on the CCKS2020 COVID-19 Antiviral Drugs Knowledge Graph (CADKG). The experimental results demonstrate that our MDistMult achieves state-of-the-art performance in link prediction task on the CADKG dataset
Zhao Li, Donghui Ding, Pengcheng Zou et al.
The booming online e-commerce platforms demand highly accurate approaches to segment queries that carry the product requirements of consumers. Recent works have shown that the supervised methods, especially those based on deep learning, are attractive for achieving better performance on the problem of query segmentation. However, the lack of labeled data is still a big challenge for training a deep segmentation network, and the problem of Out-of-Vocabulary (OOV) also adversely impacts the performance of query segmentation. Different from query segmentation task in an open domain, e-commerce scenario can provide external documents that are closely related to these queries. Thus, to deal with the two challenges, we employ the idea of distant supervision and design a novel method to find contexts in external documents and extract features from these contexts. In this work, we propose a BiLSTM-CRF based model with an attention module to encode external features, such that external contexts information, which can be utilized naturally and effectively to help query segmentation. Experiments on two datasets show the effectiveness of our approach compared with several kinds of baselines.