Dataset and Source code of paper 'Enhancing Keyphrase Extraction from Academic Articles with their Reference Information'.

Last update: Nov 24, 2022

Overview

Enhancing Keyphrase Extraction from Academic Articles with their Reference Information

Overview

Dataset and code for paper "Enhancing Keyphrase Extraction from Academic Articles with their Reference Information".

The research content of this project is to analyze the impact of the introduction of reference title in scientific literature on the effect of keyword extraction. This project uses three datasets: SemEval-2010, PubMed and LIS-2000, which are located in the dataset folder. At the same time, we use two unsupervised methods: TF-IDF and TextRank, and three supervised learning methods: NaiveBayes, CRF and BiLSTM-CRF. The first four are traditional keywords extraction methods, located in the folder ML, and the last one is deep learning method, located in the folder DL.

Directory structure

Keyphrase_Extraction:                 Root directory
│  dl.bat:                            Batch commands to run deep learning model
│  ml.bat:                            Batch commands to run traditional models
│ 
├─Dataset:                            Store experimental datasets
│      SemEval-2010:                  Contains 244 scientific papers 
│      PubMed:                        Contains 1316 scientific papers
│      LIS-2000:                      Contains 2000 scientific papers
│ 
├─DL:                                 Store the source code of the deep learning model
│  │  build_path.py:                  Create file paths for saving preprocessed data
│  │  crf.py:                         Source code of CRF algorithm implementation(Use pytorch framework)
│  │  main.py:                        The main function of running the program
│  │  model.py:                       Source code of BiLSTM-CRF model
│  │  preprocess.py:                  Source code of preprocessing function
│  │  textrank.py:                    Source code of TextRank algorithm implementation.
│  │  tf_idf.py:                      Source code of TF-IDF algorithm implementation.
│  │  utils.py:                       Some auxiliary functions
│  ├─models:                          Parameter configuration of deep learning models
│  └─datas
│        tags:                        Label settings for sequence labeling
│ 
└─ML:                                 Store the source code of the traditional models
    │  build_path.py:                 Create file paths for saving preprocessed data
    │  configs.py:                    Path configuration file
    │  crf.py:                        Source code of CRF algorithm implementation(Use CRF++ Toolkit)
    │  evaluate.py:                   Source code for result evaluation
    │  naivebayes.py:                 Source code of naivebayes algorithm implementation(Use KEA-3.0 Toolkit)
    │  preprocessing.py:              Source code of preprocessing function
    │  textrank.py:                   Source code of TextRank algorithm implementation
    │  tf_idf.py:                     Source code of TF-IDF algorithm implementation
    │  utils.py:                      Some auxiliary functions
    ├─CRF++:                          CRF++ Toolkit
    └─KEA-3.0:                        KEA-3.0 Toolkit

Dataset Description

The dataset includes the following three json files:

SemEval-2010: SemEval-2010 Task 5 dataset, it contains 244 scientific papers and can be visited at: https://semeval2.fbk.eu/semeval2.php?location=data.

PubMed: Contains 1316 scientific papers from PubMed (https://github.com/boudinfl/ake-datasets/tree/master/datasets/PubMed).

LIS-2000: Contains 2000 scientific papers from journals in Library and Information Science (LIS).

Each line of the json file includes:

title (T): The title of the paper.

abstract (A): The abstract of the paper.

introduction (I): The introduction of the paper.

conclusion (C): The conclusion of the paper.

body1 (Fp): The first sentence of each paragraph.

body2 (Lp): The last sentence of each paragraph.

full_text (F): The full text of the paper.

references (R): references list and only the title of each reference is provided.

keywords (K): the keywords of the paper and these keywords were annotated manually.

Quick Start

In order to facilitate the reproduction of the experimental results, the project uses bat batch command to run the program uniformly (only in Windows Environment). The dl.bat file is the batch command to run the deep learning model, and the ml.bat file is the batch command to run the traditional algorithm.

How does it work?

In the Windows environment, use the key combination Win + R and enter cmd to open the DOS command box, and switch to the project's root directory (Keyphrase_Extraction). Then input dl.bat, that is, run deep learning model to get the result of keyword extraction; Enter ml.bat to run traditional algorithm to get keywords Extract the results.

Experimental results

The following figures show that the influence of reference information on keyphrase extraction results of TF*IDF, TextRank, NB, CRF and BiLSTM-CRF.

Table 1: Keyphrase extraction performance of multiple corpora constructed using different logical structure texts on the dataset of SemEval-2010

Table 2: Keyphrase extraction performance of multiple corpora constructed using different logical structure texts on the dataset of PubMed

Table 3: Keyphrase extraction performance of multiple corpora constructed using different logical structure texts on the dataset of LIS-2000

Note: The yellow, green and blue bold fonts in the table represent the largest of the P, R and F₁ value obtained from different corpora using the same model, respectively.

Dependency packages

Before running this project, check that the following Python packages are included in your runtime environment.

pytorch 1.7.1

nltk 3.5

numpy 1.19.2

pandas 1.1.3

tqdm 4.50.2

Citation

Please cite the following paper if you use this codes and dataset in your work.

Chengzhi Zhang, Lei Zhao, Mengyuan Zhao, Yingyi Zhang. Enhancing Keyphrase Extraction from Academic Articles with their Reference Information. Scientometrics, 2021. (in press) [arXiv]

Dataset and Source code of paper 'Enhancing Keyphrase Extraction from Academic Articles with their Reference Information'.

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