Knowledge informed sustainability detection from short financial texts

Boshko Koloski, Syrielle Montariol, Matthew Purver, S. Pollak
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There is a global trend for responsible investing and the need for developing automated methods for analyzing and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) related elements in financial texts is raising. In this work we propose a solution to the FinSim4-ESG task, consisting of binary classification of sentences into sustainable or unsustainable. We propose a novel knowledge-based latent heterogeneous representation that is based on knowledge from taxonomies and knowledge graphs and multiple contemporary document representations. We hypothesize that an approach based on a combination of knowledge and document representations can introduce significant improvement over conventional document representation approaches. We consider ensembles on classifier as well on representation level late-fusion and early fusion. The proposed approaches achieve competitive accuracy of 89 and are 5.85 behind the best achieved score.
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从简短的财务文本中了解可持续性检测
负责任的投资是一种全球趋势,开发自动化方法来分析金融文本中与环境、社会和治理(ESG)相关的元素的需求正在增加。在这项工作中,我们提出了FinSim4-ESG任务的解决方案,包括将句子分为可持续或不可持续的二分类。我们提出了一种新的基于知识的潜在异构表示,该表示基于分类法和知识图的知识以及多种当代文档表示。我们假设基于知识和文档表示相结合的方法可以比传统的文档表示方法带来显著的改进。我们考虑了分类器上的集成以及表示级的后期融合和早期融合。所提出的方法的竞争准确率为89,比最佳成绩低5.85。
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