Text Augmentation Using Dataset Reconstruction for Low-Resource Classification
Adir Rahamim, Guy Uziel, Esther Goldbraich, Ateret Anaby Tavor
Findings: Machine Learning for NLP Findings Paper
Session 4: Machine Learning for NLP (Virtual Poster)
Conference Room: Pier 7&8
Conference Time: July 11, 11:00-12:30 (EDT) (America/Toronto)
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Keywords:
data augmentation
TLDR:
In the deployment of real-world text classification models, label scarcity is a common problem and as the number of classes increases, this problem becomes even more complex. An approach to addressing this problem is by applying text augmentation methods.
One of the more prominent methods involves ...
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Abstract:
In the deployment of real-world text classification models, label scarcity is a common problem and as the number of classes increases, this problem becomes even more complex. An approach to addressing this problem is by applying text augmentation methods.
One of the more prominent methods involves using the text-generation capabilities of language models. In this paper, we propose Text AUgmentation by Dataset Reconstruction (TAU-DR), a novel method of data augmentation for text classification. We conduct experiments on several multi-class datasets, showing that our approach improves the current state-of-the-art techniques for data augmentation.