How DDAIR you? Disambiguated Data Augmentation for Intent Recognition
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| author | Castillo-López, Galo Lombard, Alexis Semmar, Nasredine de Chalendar, Gaël |
| author_facet | Castillo-López, Galo Lombard, Alexis Semmar, Nasredine de Chalendar, Gaël |
| contents | Large Language Models (LLMs) are effective for data augmentation in classification tasks like intent detection. In some cases, they inadvertently produce examples that are ambiguous with regard to untargeted classes. We present DDAIR (Disambiguated Data Augmentation for Intent Recognition) to mitigate this problem. We use Sentence Transformers to detect ambiguous class-guided augmented examples generated by LLMs for intent recognition in low-resource scenarios. We identify synthetic examples that are semantically more similar to another intent than to their target one. We also provide an iterative re-generation method to mitigate such ambiguities. Our findings show that sentence embeddings effectively help to (re)generate less ambiguous examples, and suggest promising potential to improve classification performance in scenarios where intents are loosely or broadly defined. |
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| spellingShingle | How DDAIR you? Disambiguated Data Augmentation for Intent Recognition Castillo-López, Galo Lombard, Alexis Semmar, Nasredine de Chalendar, Gaël Computation and Language Machine Learning Large Language Models (LLMs) are effective for data augmentation in classification tasks like intent detection. In some cases, they inadvertently produce examples that are ambiguous with regard to untargeted classes. We present DDAIR (Disambiguated Data Augmentation for Intent Recognition) to mitigate this problem. We use Sentence Transformers to detect ambiguous class-guided augmented examples generated by LLMs for intent recognition in low-resource scenarios. We identify synthetic examples that are semantically more similar to another intent than to their target one. We also provide an iterative re-generation method to mitigate such ambiguities. Our findings show that sentence embeddings effectively help to (re)generate less ambiguous examples, and suggest promising potential to improve classification performance in scenarios where intents are loosely or broadly defined. |
| title | How DDAIR you? Disambiguated Data Augmentation for Intent Recognition |
| topic | Computation and Language Machine Learning |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.11234 |