ゼロショット生物医学テキスト分類のためのセマンティック知識拡張ハイパーグラフ対照表現学習
Ratri Mukherjee1, Kishlay Jha1
1University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, USA.
Abstract:
Zero-shot biomedical text classification is a fundamental problem in text mining that assigns scientific articles with labels that are unseen during the training time but available during inference. This learning paradigm has practical implications for domains such as biomedicine where new labels or concepts (i.e., novel diseases, genes, drugs) emerge every now and then. While the existing approaches have made significant advances, they fail to effectively leverage the complex semantic relationships between biomedical entities and thus yield unsatisfactory results. To address this issue, we propose a new approach that leverages a hypergraph structure to capture the high-order semantic relationships between biomedical entities. To further enhance the expressive power of hypergraphs, we propose a novel augmentation strategy that leverages semantic knowledge present in the biomedical domain to generate augmented hypergraph views. Taken together, the proposed approach generates robust feature representation of biomedical entities needed for achieving better generalization performance in unseen labels. Extensive experiments on the largest biomedical corpus validate the effectiveness of proposed approach.
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