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Ahead of the Text: Leveraging Entity Preposition for Financial Relation Extraction

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arxiv 2308.04534 v1 pith:NB7ID6FZ submitted 2023-08-08 cs.CL

classification cs.CL
keywords entitytextcompetitionfinancialmodelrelationrelationsachieved
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In the context of the ACM KDF-SIGIR 2023 competition, we undertook an entity relation task on a dataset of financial entity relations called REFind. Our top-performing solution involved a multi-step approach. Initially, we inserted the provided entities at their corresponding locations within the text. Subsequently, we fine-tuned the transformer-based language model roberta-large for text classification by utilizing a labeled training set to predict the entity relations. Lastly, we implemented a post-processing phase to identify and handle improbable predictions generated by the model. As a result of our methodology, we achieved the 1st place ranking on the competition's public leaderboard.

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