2402 01495 A Comparative Analysis of Conversational Large Language Models in Knowledge-Based Text Generation

Instead, this study focuses on a specific machine learning task, namely text classification, exploring the effect of semantic augmentation on deep neural models to the classification performance. Our worked is focused on the feature level, applying semantic enrichment on the input space of the classification process. We separate the embedding generation from the semantic enrichment phase, as in Faruqui et al. (Reference Faruqui, Dodge, Jauhar, Dyer, Hovy and Smith2015), where the semantic augmentation can be applied as a post-processing step. In fact, we model the semantic content as a separate representation of the input data that can be combined with a variety of embeddings, features, and classifiers. We also expand our investigation to additional semantic extraction and disambiguation approaches, by considering the effect of the n-th degree hypernymy relations and of several context semantic embedding methods.

This mapping shows that there is a lack of studies considering languages other than English or Chinese. The low number of studies considering other languages suggests that there is a need for construction or expansion of language-specific resources (as discussed in “External knowledge sources” section). These resources can be used for enrichment of texts and for the development of language specific methods, based on natural language processing. The second most frequent identified application domain is the mining of web texts, comprising web pages, blogs, reviews, web forums, social medias, and email filtering [41–46].

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If we have only two variables to start with then the feature space (the data that we’re looking at) can be plotted anywhere in this space that is described by these two basis vectors. Now moving to the right in our diagram, the matrix M is applied to this vector space and this transforms it into the new, transformed space in our top right corner. In the diagram below the geometric effect of M would be referred to as “shearing” the vector space; the two vectors 𝝈1 and 𝝈2 are actually our singular values plotted in this space. The extra dimension that wasn’t available to us in our original matrix, the r dimension, is the amount of latent concepts. Generally we’re trying to represent our matrix as other matrices that have one of their axes being this set of components. You will also note that, based on dimensions, the multiplication of the 3 matrices (when V is transposed) will lead us back to the shape of our original matrix, the r dimension effectively disappearing.

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This integration could enhance the analysis by leveraging more advanced semantic processing capabilities from external tools. It may offer functionalities to extract keywords or themes from textual responses, thereby aiding in understanding the primary topics or concepts discussed within the provided text. QuestionPro often includes text analytics features that perform sentiment analysis on open-ended survey responses. While not a full-fledged semantic analysis tool, it can help understand the general sentiment (positive, negative, neutral) expressed within the text. Moreover, while these are just a few areas where the analysis finds significant applications.