Understanding the Semantic Structure of Noun Phrase Queries

By Xiao Li. 2010

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Smart Reply: Automated Response Suggestion for Email (2016, background): “Other related works have explored tasks involving semantic classiﬁcation [12] or identifying word-level intents [17] targeted towards Web search queries and other forums [7].”
Identifying Intention Posts in Discussion Forums (2013, background): “Although we have not found any paper studying intention classification of social media posts, there are some related works in the domain of Web search, where user or query intent classification is a major issue (Hu et al., 2009; Li, 2010; Li et al., 2008).”
A Conversational Movie Search System Based on Conditional Random Fields (2012, background): “In this work, we explore the challenges in applying sequential labeling approaches to real dialogue systems for spoken language understanding.”
Tempura: Query Analysis with Structural Templates (2020, background): “Li [23] structured queries’ noun phrases by identifying intent heads (primary objects) and their associated attributes.”
Discovering and understanding word level user intent in Web search queries (2015, background): “Similarities can be observed in the nomenclature of Li [44], where the author states that noun phrase queries are composed of intent heads (like cast) and intent modifiers (like alice in wonderland).”