Simple Questions Generate Named Entity Recognition Datasets
Recent named entity recognition (NER) models often rely on human-annotated datasets, requiring the significant engagement of professional knowledge on the target domain and entities. This research introduces an ask-to-generate approach that automatically generates NER datasets by asking questions in simple natural language to an open-domain question answering system (e.g., "Which disease?"). Despite using fewer in-domain resources, our models, solely trained on the generated datasets, largely outperform strong low-resource models by an average F1 score of 19.4 for six popular NER benchmarks. Furthermore, our models provide competitive performance with rich-resource models that additionally leverage in-domain dictionaries provided by domain experts. In few-shot NER, we outperform the previous best model by an F1 score of 5.2 on three benchmarks and achieve new state-of-the-art performance.
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Few-shot NERNamed Entity RecognitionNamed Entity Recognition (NER)Open-Domain Question AnsweringQuestion AnsweringSimilar Papers 제목 키워드 기반
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