Feature-enriched character-level convolutions for text regression

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We present a new model for text regression that seamlessly combine engineered features and character-level information through deep parallel convolution stacks, multi-layer perceptrons and multitask learning. We use these models to create the SHEF/CNN systems for the sentence-level Quality Estimation task of WMT 2017 and Emotion Intensity Analysis task of WASSA 2017. Our experiments reveal that combining character-level clues and engineered features offers noticeable performance improvements over using only one of these sources of information in isolation.

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Paetzold, G. H., & Specia, L. (2017). Feature-enriched character-level convolutions for text regression. In WMT 2017 - 2nd Conference on Machine Translation, Proceedings (pp. 575–581). Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL). https://doi.org/10.18653/v1/w17-4765

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