tvergho / logos-web

Search platform for open-source debate evidence.

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Research opportunity - Argument mining

Hey! Also reached out via email, but wanted to ping here for extra visibility.

logos-web and ai-card-cutting are absolutely awesome projects!

Today, we released a semantic search engine over the DebateSum dataset (with some improvements) over at vault.arguflow.ai - it's fully open source - and are now looking to make a publication about it and the OpenDebateEvidence dataset.

The current plan is to submit to ARGMIN which is a workshop at EMNLP (2nd highest ranked NLP conference on google scholar).

Would you be willing to meet and talk about it? - arguflow.ai/meet

Use array types for highlights and emphasis

Great project! I wish I had something similar when I was debating.

In types.ts, it looks like you're using 1-tuples of 3-tuples to model rich text annotations:

logos-web/lib/types.ts

Line 20 in 21d72af

emphasis: [[number, number, number]],

But from inspecting the API response, it looks like the intent is to model highlights as an array of 3-tuples:

I believe the current types conflate syntax for tuples and arrays:

• T[] or Array<T> denotes an array of T
• [T] denotes a 1-tuple with member T (see TypeScript docs on Arrays)

In this case, it may be more appropriate to model these types as arrays of 3-tuples:

export type Card = {
  …
  body: string[],
  emphasis: [number, number, number][], // or Array<[number, number, number]>
  highlights: [number, number, number][],
  underlines: [number, number, number][],
  cite_emphasis?: [number, number][],
  …
}