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Modeling Reportable Events as Turning Points in Narrative

机译:将可报告事件建模为叙事的转折点

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We present novel experiments in modeling the rise and fall of story characteristics within narrative, leading up to the Most Reportable Event (MRE), the compelling event that is the nucleus of the story. We construct a corpus of personal narratives from the bulletin board website Reddit, using the organization of Reddit content into topic-specific communities to automatically identify narratives. Leveraging the structure of Reddit comment threads, we automatically label a large dataset of narratives. We present a change-based model of narrative that tracks changes in formality, affect, and other characteristics over the course of a story, and we use this model in distant supervision and self-training experiments that achieve significant improvements over the baselines at the task of identifying MREs.
机译:我们提供新颖的实验来模拟叙事中故事特征的兴衰,最终导致最可报告事件(MRE),即引人入胜的事件,是故事的核心。我们使用公告板内容组织为特定主题的社区,从公告板网站Reddit构建个人叙事语料库,以自动识别叙事。利用Reddit注释线程的结构,我们自动为大型叙事数据集添加标签。我们提供了一个基于变化的叙事模型,该模型可以跟踪故事过程中形式,情感和其他特征的变化,并且我们在远距离监督和自我训练实验中使用了该模型,该模型在完成任务时比基线有了显着改进识别MRE。

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