Knowledge-based Sense Disambiguation of Multiword Expressions in Requirements Documents

Tobias Hey, Jan Keim, W. Tichy
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Understanding the meaning and the senses of expressions is essential to analyze natural language requirements. Disambiguation of expressions in their context is needed to prevent misinterpretations. Current knowledge-based disambiguation approaches only focus on senses of single words and miss out on linking the shared meaning of expressions consisting of multiple words. As these expressions are common in requirements, we propose a sense disambiguation approach that is able to detect and disambiguate multiword expressions. We use a two-tiered approach to be able to use different techniques for detection and disambiguation. Initially, a conditional random field detects multiword expressions. Afterwards, the approach disambiguates these expressions and retrieves the corresponding senses using a knowledge-based approach. The knowledge-based approach has the benefit that only the knowledge base has to be exchanged to adapt the approach to new domains and knowledge. Our approach is able to detect multiword expressions with an F1-score of 88.4% in an evaluation on 997 requirement sentences. The sense disambiguation achieves up to 57% F1-score.
需求文档中基于知识的多词表达语义消歧
理解表达的意义和意义是分析自然语言需求的必要条件。需要在其上下文中消除表达式的歧义,以防止误解。目前基于知识的消歧方法只关注单个单词的意义,而忽略了将多个单词组成的短语的共同意义联系起来。由于这些表达在需求中很常见,我们提出了一种能够检测和消除多词表达歧义的意义消歧方法。我们使用两层方法,以便能够使用不同的技术进行检测和消歧。最初,条件随机场检测多词表达式。然后,该方法消除这些表达式的歧义,并使用基于知识的方法检索相应的含义。基于知识的方法的好处是,只需要交换知识库就可以使方法适应新的领域和知识。在对997个需求句的评估中,我们的方法能够检测出多词表达,f1得分为88.4%。感觉消歧达到57% f1分。
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