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| author | Nishio, S. Nonaka, H. Tsuchiya, N. Migita, A. Banno, Y. Hayashi, T. Sakaji, H. Sakumoto, T. Watabe, K. |
| author_facet | Nishio, S. Nonaka, H. Tsuchiya, N. Migita, A. Banno, Y. Hayashi, T. Sakaji, H. Sakumoto, T. Watabe, K. |
| contents | Machine learning is widely utilized across various industries. Identifying the appropriate machine learning models and datasets for specific tasks is crucial for the effective industrial application of machine learning. However, this requires expertise in both machine learning and the relevant domain, leading to a high learning cost. Therefore, research focused on extracting combinations of tasks, machine learning models, and datasets from academic papers is critically important, as it can facilitate the automatic recommendation of suitable methods. Conventional information extraction methods from academic papers have been limited to identifying machine learning models and other entities as named entities. To address this issue, this study proposes a methodology extracting tasks, machine learning methods, and dataset names from scientific papers and analyzing the relationships between these information by using LLM, embedding model, and network clustering. The proposed method's expression extraction performance, when using Llama3, achieves an F-score exceeding 0.8 across various categories, confirming its practical utility. Benchmarking results on financial domain papers have demonstrated the effectiveness of this method, providing insights into the use of the latest datasets, including those related to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) data. |
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| spellingShingle | Extraction of Research Objectives, Machine Learning Model Names, and Dataset Names from Academic Papers and Analysis of Their Interrelationships Using LLM and Network Analysis Nishio, S. Nonaka, H. Tsuchiya, N. Migita, A. Banno, Y. Hayashi, T. Sakaji, H. Sakumoto, T. Watabe, K. Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Computation and Language Machine learning is widely utilized across various industries. Identifying the appropriate machine learning models and datasets for specific tasks is crucial for the effective industrial application of machine learning. However, this requires expertise in both machine learning and the relevant domain, leading to a high learning cost. Therefore, research focused on extracting combinations of tasks, machine learning models, and datasets from academic papers is critically important, as it can facilitate the automatic recommendation of suitable methods. Conventional information extraction methods from academic papers have been limited to identifying machine learning models and other entities as named entities. To address this issue, this study proposes a methodology extracting tasks, machine learning methods, and dataset names from scientific papers and analyzing the relationships between these information by using LLM, embedding model, and network clustering. The proposed method's expression extraction performance, when using Llama3, achieves an F-score exceeding 0.8 across various categories, confirming its practical utility. Benchmarking results on financial domain papers have demonstrated the effectiveness of this method, providing insights into the use of the latest datasets, including those related to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) data. |
| title | Extraction of Research Objectives, Machine Learning Model Names, and Dataset Names from Academic Papers and Analysis of Their Interrelationships Using LLM and Network Analysis |
| topic | Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence Computation and Language |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.12097 |