Split and rephrase: Simple Syntactic Sentences for NLP applications

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Asghari Mahdi; Talebpour Alireza; Darzi Ghasem

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Journal: Journal of Innovations in Computer Science and Engineering Year:2024 | Volume:2 | Issue:1 Page(s): 63-69

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Split and rephrase: Simple Syntactic Sentences for NLP applications

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Asghari Mahdi | Talebpour Alireza | Darzi Ghasem | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Keywords—Split and rephrase

Text simplification

Compound sentence

Complex sentence

Simple sentence

Text generation

Abstract

Abstract—In today's world, simplifying compound and Complex sentences into Simple sentences is crucial for enhancing machine understanding in various natural language processing (NLP) tasks, such as inference, machine translation, and information extraction. This simplification process improves accuracy. Consequently, our research is inspired by a Text simplification method called "split and rephrase." We introduce a new sequence-to-sequence Text generation model that transforms Complex sentences into simple ones based on the conjunction "and" in Persian. By utilizing linguistic models with millions or even billions of parameters, our approach facilitates a better understanding of text complexities and more accurate identification of breaking points. Our results show an output accuracy of 0.47 in the BLEU score for the generated Simple sentences, which are both grammatically correct and fluent. By utilizing linguistic models with millions or even billions of parameters, our approach facilitates a better understanding of text complexities and more accurate identification of breaking points. Our results show an output accuracy of 0.47 in the BLEU score for the generated Simple sentences, which are both grammatically correct and fluent.

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