metadata
tags:
- BERT
- Text Classification
- relation
language:
- ar
- en
license: mit
datasets:
- ACE2005
Arabic Relation Extraction Model
- Github repo
- Relation Extraction model based on GigaBERTv4.
- Model detail: mark two entities in the sentence with special markers (e.g.,
XXXX <PER> entity1 </PER> XXXXXXX <ORG> entity2 </ORG> XXXXX
). Then we use the BERT [CLS] representation to make a prediction. - ACE2005 Training data: Arabic
- Relation tags including: Physical, Part-whole, Personal-Social, ORG-Affiliation, Agent-Artifact, Gen-Affiliation
Hyperparameters
- learning_rate=2e-5
- num_train_epochs=10
- weight_decay=0.01
How to use
Workflow of a relation extraction model:
- Input --> NER model --> Entities
- Input sentence + Entity 1 + Entity 2 --> Relation Classification Model --> Relation Type
>>> from transformers import pipeline, AutoModelForTokenClassification, AutoTokenizer, AuotoModelForSequenceClassification
>>> ner_model = AutoModelForTokenClassification.from_pretrained("ychenNLP/arabic-ner-ace")
>>> ner_tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("ychenNLP/arabic-ner-ace")
>>> ner_pip = pipeline("ner", model=ner_model, tokenizer=ner_tokenizer, grouped_entities=True)
>>> re_model = AutoModelForSequenceClassification.from_pretrained("ychenNLP/arabic-relation-extraction")
>>> re_tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("ychenNLP/arabic-relation-extraction")
>>> re_pip = pipeline("text-classification", model=re_model, tokenizer=re_tokenizer)
def process_ner_output(entity_mention, inputs):
re_input = []
for idx1 in range(len(entity_mention) - 1):
for idx2 in range(idx1 + 1, len(entity_mention)):
ent_1 = entity_mention[idx1]
ent_2 = entity_mention[idx2]
ent_1_type = ent_1['entity_group']
ent_2_type = ent_2['entity_group']
ent_1_s = ent_1['start']
ent_1_e = ent_1['end']
ent_2_s = ent_2['start']
ent_2_e = ent_2['end']
new_re_input = ""
for c_idx, c in enumerate(inputs):
if c_idx == ent_1_s:
new_re_input += "<{}>".format(ent_1_type)
elif c_idx == ent_1_e:
new_re_input += "</{}>".format(ent_1_type)
elif c_idx == ent_2_s:
new_re_input += "<{}>".format(ent_2_type)
elif c_idx == ent_2_e:
new_re_input += "</{}>".format(ent_2_type)
new_re_input += c
re_input.append({"re_input": new_re_input, "arg1": ent_1, "arg2": ent_2, "input": inputs})
return re_input
def post_process_re_output(re_output, text_input, ner_output):
final_output = []
for idx, out in enumerate(re_output):
if out["label"] != 'O':
tmp = re_input[idx]
tmp['relation_type'] = out
tmp.pop('re_input', None)
final_output.append(tmp)
template = {"input": text_input,
"entity": ner_output,
"relation": final_output}
return template
text_input = """ويتزامن ذلك مع اجتماع بايدن مع قادة الدول الأعضاء في الناتو في قمة موسعة في العاصمة الإسبانية، مدريد."""
ner_output = ner_pip(text_input) # inference NER tags
re_input = process_ner_output(ner_output, text_input) # prepare a pair of entity and predict relation type
re_output = []
for idx in range(len(re_input)):
tmp_re_output = re_pip(re_input[idx]["re_input"]) # for each pair of entity, predict relation
re_output.append(tmp_re_output[0])
re_ner_output = post_process_re_output(re_output, text_input, ner_output) # post process NER and relation predictions
print("Sentence: ",re_ner_output["input"])
print('====Entity====')
for ent in re_ner_output["entity"]:
print('{}--{}'.format(ent["word"], ent["entity_group"]))
print('====Relation====')
for rel in re_ner_output["relation"]:
print('{}--{}:{}'.format(rel['arg1']['word'], rel['arg2']['word'], rel['relation_type']['label']))
Sentence: ويتزامن ذلك مع اجتماع بايدن مع قادة الدول الأعضاء في الناتو في قمة موسعة في العاصمة الإسبانية، مدريد.
====Entity====
بايدن--PER
قادة--PER
الدول--GPE
الناتو--ORG
العاصمة--GPE
الاسبانية--GPE
مدريد--GPE
====Relation====
قادة--الدول:ORG-AFF
الدول--الناتو:ORG-AFF
العاصمة--الاسبانية:PART-WHOLE
BibTeX entry and citation info
@inproceedings{lan2020gigabert,
author = {Lan, Wuwei and Chen, Yang and Xu, Wei and Ritter, Alan},
title = {Giga{BERT}: Zero-shot Transfer Learning from {E}nglish to {A}rabic},
booktitle = {Proceedings of The 2020 Conference on Empirical Methods on Natural Language Processing (EMNLP)},
year = {2020}
}