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Injecting Numerical Reasoning Skills into Knowledge Base Question Answering Models

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arxiv 2112.06109 v2 pith:RQTXLQ4S submitted 2021-12-12 cs.CL

Injecting Numerical Reasoning Skills into Knowledge Base Question Answering Models

classification cs.CL
keywords kbqanumericalreasoningansweringconstrainedembedding-basedordinalskills
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Embedding-based methods are popular for Knowledge Base Question Answering (KBQA), but few current models have numerical reasoning skills and thus struggle to answer ordinal constrained questions. This paper proposes a new embedding-based KBQA framework which particularly takes numerical reasoning into account. We present NumericalTransformer on top of NSM, a state-of-the-art embedding-based KBQA model, to create NT-NSM. To enable better training, we propose two pre-training tasks with explicit numerical-oriented loss functions on two generated training datasets and a template-based data augmentation method for enriching ordinal constrained QA dataset. Extensive experiments on KBQA benchmarks demonstrate that with the help of our training algorithm, NT-NSM is empowered with numerical reasoning skills and substantially outperforms the baselines in answering ordinal constrained questions.

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