Named entity recognition in aerospace based on multi-feature fusion transformer

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In recent years, along with the rapid development in the domain of artificial intelligence and aerospace, aerospace combined with artificial intelligence is the future trend. As an important basic tool for Natural Language Processing, Named Entity Recognition technology can help obtain key relevant knowledge from a large number of aerospace data. In this paper, we produced an aerospace domain entity recognition dataset containing 30 k sentences in Chinese and developed a named entity recognition model that is Multi-Feature Fusion Transformer (MFT), which combines features such as words and radicals to enhance the semantic information of the sentences. In our model, the double Feed-forward Neural Network is exploited as well to ensure MFT better performance. We use our aerospace dataset to train MFT. The experimental results show that MFT has great entity recognition performance, and the F1 score on aerospace dataset is 86.10%.

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Chu, J., Liu, Y., Yue, Q., Zheng, Z., & Han, X. (2024). Named entity recognition in aerospace based on multi-feature fusion transformer. Scientific Reports, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-50705-0

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