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[1] [[http://ad-publications.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/CIKM_freebase_qa_BH_2015.materials|Aqqu Materials + Paper + Link zur Demo]] [2] [[http://ad-research.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/benchmarks/webquestions/|WebQuestions Benchmark]] [[TODO|WQSP (verbesserte Version)]] [3] [[http://ad-research.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/benchmarks/free917/|Free 917 Benchmark]] [4] [[http://ad-research.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/benchmarks/|Simple Questions]] |
Error Correction for Question Answering
Type: Project or Thesis, preferably both in succession. Nice topic if you like Deep Learning and Natural Language Processing. The topic is also relatively "stand-alone" in that it does not rely on other complex systems but you can design and build everything yourself from the ground up.
Goal: Design and build a system that accepts a (relatively simple) question in natural language and automatically corrects typos etc. For example, given the question "wo inveted pyton", output "who invented python". This should be realized with a character-based language model learned using deep learning (e.g., with an RNN). One question is whether solving this problem for questions is easier or harder than solving it for arbitrary sentences.
[1] Aqqu Materials + Paper + Link zur Demo
[2] WebQuestions Benchmark WQSP (verbesserte Version)
[4] Simple Questions