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Keyphrase Extraction using SciBERT (Semeval 2017, Task 10)

Deep Keyphrase extraction using SciBERT.

Usage

1. Clone this repository and install pytorch-pretrained-BERT
2. From scibert repo, untar the weights (rename their weight dump file to pytorch_model.bin) and vocab file into a new folder model.
3. Change the parameters accordingly in experiments/base_model/params.json. We recommend keeping batch size of 4 and sequence length of 512, with 6 epochs, if GPU's VRAM is around 11 GB.
4. For training, run the command python train.py --data_dir data/task1/ --bert_model_dir model/ --model_dir experiments/base_model
5. For eval, run the command, python evaluate.py --data_dir data/task1/ --bert_model_dir model/ --model_dir experiments/base_model --restore_file best

Results

Subtask 1: Keyphrase Boundary Identification

We used IO format here. Unlike original SciBERT repo, we only use a simple linear layer on top of token embeddings.

On test set, we got:

1. F1 score: 0.6259
2. Precision: 0.5986
3. Recall: 0.6558
4. Support: 921

Subtask 2: Keyphrase Classification

We used BIO format here. Overall F1 score was 0.4981 on test set.

Future Work

1. Some tokens have more than one annotations. We did not consider multi-label classification.
2. We only considered a linear layer on top of BERT embeddings. We need to see whether SciBERT + BiLSTM + CRF makes a difference.

Credits

1. SciBERT: https://github.com/allenai/scibert
2. HuggingFace: https://github.com/huggingface/pytorch-pretrained-BERT
3. PyTorch NER: https://github.com/lemonhu/NER-BERT-pytorch
4. BERT: https://github.com/google-research/bert