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EMNLP 2021 - A Partition Filter Network for Joint Entity and Relation Extraction

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PFN (Partition Filter Network)

This repository contains codes of the official implementation for the paper A Partition Filter Network for Joint Entity and Relation Extraction EMNLP 2021.

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Model Overview

In this work, we present a new framework equipped with a novel recurrent encoder named partition filter encoder designed for multi-task learning. The encoder enforces bilateral interaction between NER and RE in two ways:

  1. The shared partition represents inter-task information and is equally accessible to both tasks, allowing for balanced interaction between NER and RE.
  2. The task partitions represent intra-task information and are formed through concerted efforts of entity and relation gates, making sure that encoding process of entity and relation features are dependent upon each other.

Preparation

Environment Setup

The experiments were performed using one single NVIDIA-RTX3090 GPU. The dependency packages can be installed with the following command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Also, make sure that the python version is 3.7.10

Data Acquisition and Preprocessing

We evaluate our model on seven datasets: [NYT, WEBNLG, ADE, ACE2005, ACE2004, SCIERC, CONLL04]. Please follow the instructions of reademe.md in each dataset folder in ./data/ for data acquisition and preprocessing.

Quick Start

Model Training

The training command-line is listed below (command for CONLL04 is in Evaluation on CoNLL04):

python main.py \
--data ${NYT/WEBNLG/ADE/ACE2005/ACE2004/SCIERC} \
--do_train \
--do_eval \
--embed_mode ${bert_cased/albert/scibert} \
--batch_size ${20 (for most datasets) /4 (for SCIERC)} \
--lr ${0.00002 (for most datasets) /0.00001 (for SCIERC)} \
--output_file ${the name of your output files, e.g. ace_test} \
--eval_metric ${micro/macro} 

After training, you will obtain three files in the ./save/${output_file}/ directory:

  • ${output_file}.log records the logging information.
  • ${output_file}.txt records loss, NER and RE results of dev set and test set for each epoch.
  • ${output_file}.pt is the saved model with best average F1 results of NER and RE in the dev set.

Evaluation on Pre-trained Model

The evaluation command-line is listed as follows:

python eval.py \
--data ${NYT/WEBNLG/ADE/ACE2005/ACE2004/SCIERC} \
--eval_metric ${micro/macro} \
--model_file ${the path of saved model you want to evaluate. e.g. save/ace_test.pt} \
--embed_mode ${bert_cased/albert/scibert}

Inference on Customized Input

If you want to evaluate the model with customized input, please run the following code:

python inference.py \
--model_file ${the path of your saved model} \
--sent ${sentence you want to evaluate, str type restricted}

{model_file} must contain information about the datasets the model trained on (web/nyt/ade/ace/sci) and the type of pretrained embedding the model uses (albert/bert/scibert). For example, model_file could be set as "web_bert.pt"

Example

input:
python inference.py \
--model_file save/sci_test_scibert.pt \
--sent "In this work , we present a new framework equipped with a novel recurrent encoder   
        named partition filter encoder designed for multi-task learning ."

result:
entity_name: framework, entity type: Generic
entity_name: recurrent encoder, entity type: Method
entity_name: partition filter encoder, entity type: Method
entity_name: multi-task learning, entity type: Task
triple: recurrent encoder, Used-for, framework
triple: recurrent encoder, Part-of, framework
triple: recurrent encoder, Used-for, multi-task learning
triple: partition filter encoder, Hyponym-of, recurrent encoder
triple: partition filter encoder, Used-for, multi-task learning



input:  
python inference.py \
--model_file save/ace_test_albert.pt \
--sent "As Williams was struggling to gain production and an audience for his work in the late 1930s ,  
        he worked at a string of menial jobs that included a stint as caretaker on a chicken ranch in   
        Laguna Beach , California . In 1939 , with the help of his agent Audrey Wood , Williams was 
        awarded a $1,000 grant from the Rockefeller Foundation in recognition of his play Battle of 
        Angels . It was produced in Boston in 1940 and was poorly received ."

result:
entity_name: Williams, entity type: PER
entity_name: audience, entity type: PER
entity_name: his, entity type: PER
entity_name: he, entity type: PER
entity_name: caretaker, entity type: PER
entity_name: ranch, entity type: FAC
entity_name: Laguna Beach, entity type: GPE
entity_name: California, entity type: GPE
entity_name: his, entity type: PER
entity_name: agent, entity type: PER
entity_name: Audrey Wood, entity type: PER
entity_name: Williams, entity type: PER
entity_name: Rockefeller Foundation, entity type: ORG
entity_name: his, entity type: PER
entity_name: Boston, entity type: GPE
triple: caretaker, PHYS, ranch
triple: ranch, PART-WHOLE, Laguna Beach
triple: Laguna Beach, PART-WHOLE, California

Evaluation on CoNLL04

We also run the test on the dataset CoNLL04, but we did not report the results in our paper due to several reasons:

The command for running CoNLL04 is listed below:

python main.py \
--data CONLL04 \
--do_train \
--do_eval \
--embed_mode albert \
--batch_size 10 \
--lr 0.00002 \
--output_file ${the name of your output files} \
--eval_metric micro \
--clip 1.0 \
--epoch 200

Pre-trained Models and Training Logs

We provide you with pre-trained models for NYT/WEBNLG/ACE2005/ACE2004/SCIERC/CONLL04, along with recorded results of each epoch, identical with training results under the specified configurations above.

Download Links

Due to limited space in google drive, 10-fold model files for ADE are not available to you (training record still available).

After downloading the linked files below, unzip them and put ${data}_test.pt in the directory of ./save/ before running eval.py. Also, ${data}_test.txt and ${data}_test.log records the results of each epoch. You should check that out as well.

Dataset File Size Embedding Download
NYT 393MB Bert-base-cased Link
WebNLG 393MB Bert-base-cased Link
ACE05 815MB Albert-xxlarge-v1 Link
ACE04 3.98GB Albert-xxlarge-v1 Link
SciERC 399MB Scibert-uncased Link
ADE 214KB Bert + Albert Link
CoNLL04 815MB Albert-xxlarge-v1 Link

Result Display

F1 results on NYT/WebNLG/ACE05/SciERC:

Dataset Embedding NER RE
NYT Bert-base-cased 95.8 92.4
WebNLG Bert-base-cased 98.0 93.6
ACE05 Albert-xxlarge-v1 89.0 66.8
SciERC Scibert-uncased 66.8 38.4

F1 results on ACE04:

5-fold 0 1 2 3 4 Average
Albert-NER 89.7 89.9 89.5 89.7 87.6 89.3
Albert-RE 65.5 61.4 63.4 61.5 60.7 62.5

F1 results on CoNLL04:

Model Embedding Micro-NER Micro-RE
Table-sequence Albert-xxlarge-v1 90.1 73.6
PFN Albert-xxlarge-v1 89.6 75.0

F1 results on ADE:

10-fold 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Average
Bert-NER 89.6 92.3 90.3 88.9 88.8 90.2 90.1 88.5 88.0 88.9 89.6
Bert-RE 80.5 85.8 79.9 79.4 79.3 80.5 80.0 78.1 76.2 79.8 80.0
Albert-NER 91.4 92.9 91.9 91.5 90.7 91.6 91.9 89.9 90.6 90.7 91.3
Albert-RE 83.9 86.8 82.8 83.2 82.2 82.4 84.5 82.3 81.9 82.2 83.2

Robustness Against Input Perturbation

We use robustness test to evaluate our model under adverse circumstances. In this case, we use the domain transformation methods of NER from Textflint.

The test files can be found in the folder of ./robustness_data/. Our reported results are evaluated with the linked ACE2005-albert model above. For each test file, move it to ./data/ACE2005/ and rename it as test_triples.json, then run eval.py with the instructions above.

Citation

Please cite our paper if it's helpful to you in your research.

@misc{yan2021partition,
      title={A Partition Filter Network for Joint Entity and Relation Extraction}, 
      author={Zhiheng Yan and Chong Zhang and Jinlan Fu and Qi Zhang and Zhongyu Wei},
      year={2021},
      eprint={2108.12202},
      archivePrefix={arXiv},
      primaryClass={cs.CL}
}

Questions and Notes

The following questions are asked through my e-mail [email protected].

  1. Examples for the process of partition?
    Suppose that the number of neurons are 5, and entity gate e and relation gate r are [0, 0, 1, 1, 1] and [1, 1, 1, 0, 0] respectively.
    By multiplying the two gates, we have e * r = [0, 0, 1, 0, 0], which says that the shared information is stored in neuron number 3.
    By subtracting shared information from entity gate e, we have [0, 0, 1, 1, 1] - [0, 0, 1, 0, 0] = [0, 0, 0, 1, 1], which says that the entity-specific information is stored in neuron 4 and 5.
    By subtracting shared information from relation gate r, likewise we have relation-specific information stored in neuron 1 and 2.

  2. Why can the entity and relation gates be seemd as approximation of [0, 0, ..., 0, 1, 1,... 1, 1]?
    The gates are calculated using cummax activation function. In cummax we have softmax operation, which would most likely make the value of one specific neuron particularly large. For example, in a 300-neuron set. If the softmax function points to neuron number 150 and its value is 0.6. For the first 149 neurons, their values and cumulations are small and can be seemed as nearly zero. After adding the 150 neuron to the sum, its cumulation becomes relatively large and can be seemed as nearly one, so this neuron 150 is the cut-off point between zero and one.

  3. Why don't you include results of cross-sentence or relation asymmetry as used in xxx?

    • The main results are used to demonstrate the effectiveness of model design, not using some data alteration for fancy gains which also would not be fair for other compared baselines that did not use these tricks.
    • Our work covers nearly all the mainstream datasets which are diverse enough, and the tricks are not universally appliable and are restricted to certain subset of datasets.
    • These tricks cannot be directly borrowed from others whose methodologies are different from us and are not the focus of our work, maybe some others can fill in the slot.
  4. Additional Notes on Datasets.

    • Following previous work, we truncate the input sentence if it exceeds 128 words. This operation will only affect one sentence in ACE04. All other datasets will remain intact.
    • The model will not be able to distinguish entities that overlaps in head tokens in relation extraction. For example, (New York, Cityof, USA) and (New York City, Cityof, USA) are both considered correct. Luckily, such instance is either filtered out (for ADE) or rare (one triple in test set of SciERC, one in ACE04, zero in other datasets), so the impact on model evaluation is limited.

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