Chains-BERT: A High-Performance Semi-Supervised and Contrastive Learning-Based Automatic Question-and-Answering Model for Agricultural Scenarios

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Achieving automatic question-and-answering for agricultural scenarios based on machine reading comprehension can facilitate production staff to query information and process data efficiently. Nevertheless, when studying agricultural question-and-answer classification, there are barriers, such as small-scale corpus, narrow content range of corpus, or the need for manual annotation. In the context of such production needs, this paper proposed a text classification model based on text-relational chains and applied it to machine reading comprehension and open-ended question-and-answer tasks in agricultural scenarios. This paper modified the BERT network based on semi-supervised and contrastive learning to enhance the model’s performance. By incorporating the text-relational chains with the BERT network, the Chains-BERT model is constructed. Our efficient mode method outperformed other methods on the CAIL2018 dataset. Ultimately, we developed an automatic question-and-answering application to embed the contrastive-learning information aggregation model in this paper. The accuracy of the proposed model exceeded that of several contrasting mainstream models in many open-source datasets. In agricultural scenarios, the model has achieved state-of-the-art levels and is the best in efficiency.

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Huang, Y., Liu, J., & Lv, C. (2023). Chains-BERT: A High-Performance Semi-Supervised and Contrastive Learning-Based Automatic Question-and-Answering Model for Agricultural Scenarios. Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 13(5). https://doi.org/10.3390/app13052924

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