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A Survey on Complex Question Answering over Knowledge Base: Recent Advances and Challenges

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arxiv 2007.13069 v1 pith:DBNZD2LJ submitted 2020-07-26 cs.CL cs.HC

classification cs.CLcs.HC
keywords complexknowledgequestionsadvancesansweringbasebranchesinformation
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Question Answering (QA) over Knowledge Base (KB) aims to automatically answer natural language questions via well-structured relation information between entities stored in knowledge bases. In order to make KBQA more applicable in actual scenarios, researchers have shifted their attention from simple questions to complex questions, which require more KB triples and constraint inference. In this paper, we introduce the recent advances in complex QA. Besides traditional methods relying on templates and rules, the research is categorized into a taxonomy that contains two main branches, namely Information Retrieval-based and Neural Semantic Parsing-based. After describing the methods of these branches, we analyze directions for future research and introduce the models proposed by the Alime team.

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