The Attention Based BLSTM Model Integrating Sentence Embeddings for Biomedical Event Trigger Identification

Yuxuan Wang, Bo Yu, Hui Shi, Xinyu He, Yonggong Ren
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Biomedical event extraction is an important and challenging task in Information Extraction, which plays an important role for medicine research and disease prevention. Trigger identification has attracted much attention as the prerequisite step in biomedical event extraction. To skip the manual complex feature extraction, we propose a trigger identification method based on Bidirectional Long Short Term Memory (BLSTM) neural network. To obtain more semantic and syntactic information, we train dependency-based word embeddings to represent words, and add sentence embeddings to enrich sentence-level features. In addition, the attention mechanism is integrated to capture the most important semantic information in the sentence. The experimental results on the multi-level event extraction (MLEE) corpus show that the proposed method outperforms the state-of-the-art systems, achieving an F-score of 79.96%.
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基于句子嵌入的基于关注的生物医学事件触发识别BLSTM模型
生物医学事件提取是信息提取领域的一项重要而富有挑战性的任务,在医学研究和疾病预防中发挥着重要作用。触发器识别作为生物医学事件提取的前提步骤,受到了广泛的关注。为了跳过人工复杂特征提取,提出了一种基于双向长短期记忆(Bidirectional Long - Short Term Memory, BLSTM)神经网络的触发器识别方法。为了获得更多的语义和句法信息,我们训练了基于依赖的词嵌入来表示单词,并增加了句子嵌入来丰富句子级特征。此外,还集成了注意机制,以捕获句子中最重要的语义信息。在多层事件提取(MLEE)语料库上的实验结果表明,该方法优于现有系统,f值达到79.96%。
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