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Bo Zou

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AAAI Conference 2023 Short Paper

Improving Dialogue Intent Classification with a Knowledge-Enhanced Multifactor Graph Model (Student Abstract)

  • Huinan Xu
  • Jinhui Pang
  • Shuangyong Song
  • Bo Zou

Although current Graph Neural Network (GNN) based models achieved good performances in Dialogue Intent Classification (DIC), they leaf the inherent domain-specific knowledge out of consideration, leading to the lack of ability of acquiring fine-grained semantic information. In this paper, we propose a Knowledge-Enhanced Multifactor Graph (KEMG) Model for DIC. We firstly present a knowledge-aware utterance encoder with the help of a domain-specific knowledge graph, fusing token-level and entity-level semantic information, then design a heterogeneous dialogue graph encoder by explicitly modeling several factors that matter to contextual modeling of dialogues. Experiment results show that our proposed method outperforms other GNN-based methods on a dataset collected from a real-world online customer service dialogue system on the e-commerce website, JD.

AAAI Conference 2022 Short Paper

SimCTC: A Simple Contrast Learning Method of Text Clustering (Student Abstract)

  • Chen Li
  • Xiaoguang Yu
  • Shuangyong Song
  • Jia Wang
  • Bo Zou
  • Xiaodong He

This paper presents SimCTC, a simple contrastive learning (CL) method that greatly advances the state-of-the-art text clustering models. In SimCTC, a pre-trained BERT model first maps the input sequence to the representation space, which is then followed by three different loss function heads: Clustering head, Instance-CL head and Cluster-CL head. Experimental results on multiple benchmark datasets demonstrate that SimCTC remarkably outperforms 6 competitive text clustering methods with 1%-6% improvement on Accuracy (ACC) and 1%-4% improvement on Normalized Mutual Information (NMI). Moreover, our results also show that the clustering performance can be further improved by setting an appropriate number of clusters in the cluster-level objective.

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