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| + | ====Question Classification==== | ||
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| + | Question classification, a question answering subtask, aims to associate a category to each question, typically representing the semantic class of its answer. Question classification is of major importance to QA, since it can help: | ||
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| + | * to narrow down the number of possible answer candidates; | ||
| + | * to choose a answer extraction strategy. | ||
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| + | Moreover, a misclassified question can hinder the ability to reach a correct answer, because it can lead to wrong assumptions about the question. | ||
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| + | Here we make available the software we implemented to classify questions. | ||
Revision as of 15:37, 23 March 2010
What do we make available to the community?
Question Classification
Question classification, a question answering subtask, aims to associate a category to each question, typically representing the semantic class of its answer. Question classification is of major importance to QA, since it can help:
- to narrow down the number of possible answer candidates;
- to choose a answer extraction strategy.
Moreover, a misclassified question can hinder the ability to reach a correct answer, because it can lead to wrong assumptions about the question.
Here we make available the software we implemented to classify questions.
