Scubed at 3C task B - A simple baseline for citation context influence classification
We present our team Scubed’s approach in the 3C Citation Context Classification Task, Subtask B, citation context influence classification. Our approach relies on text based features transformed via tf-idf features followed by training a variety of simple models resulting in a strong baseline. Our best model on the leaderboard is a random forest classifier using only the citation context text. A replication of our analysis finds logistic regression and gradient boosted tree classifier to be the best performing model. Our submission code can be found at: https://github.com/napsternxg/Citation_Context_Classification.
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