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III: Small: Collaborative Research: Towards End-to-End Computer-Assisted Fact-Checking

III: Small: Collaborative Research: Towards End-to-End Computer-Assisted Fact-Checking
III:小型:协作研究:走向端到端计算机辅助事实核查
批准号:
1718398
负责人:
Jun Yang
金额:
$17.85万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-09-01 至 2021-08-31

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中文摘要
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该项目将开发ClaimBuster,这是一个端到端的计算机辅助事实核查系统。该系统将监控现场演讲、社交媒体和新闻,以捕捉事实主张,通过专业人士提供的精心策划的事实核查库来检测匹配情况,并将匹配情况立即传递给读者和观众。对于以前没有检查过的各种类型的新索赔,ClaimBuster会自动将其与知识库进行核对,并报告其是否真实。对于必须让人参与的新颖索赔,系统将提供算法和计算工具,以帮助外行人和专业人员理解和审查索赔。ClaimBuster在完成拟议的工作后,将成为第一个用于广泛事实索赔的自动事实核查系统。它的用途将扩大到核实各种类型的叙述、话语和文件,如体育新闻、法律文件和财务报告中的主张。它可以使大量潜在用户受益,包括消费者、出版商、企业竞争对手和法律专业人士等。它通过提高信息的准确性和透明度直接使消费者受益。它有助于新闻机构加快事实核查过程,并确保新闻报道的准确性。企业可以使用ClaimBuster来识别竞争对手和自己的报告和新闻稿中的虚假信息。它还协助律师等专业人士核实文件。ClaimBuster将使用数据库查询、数据挖掘和自然语言处理技术来帮助事实核查。本项目具体的研究任务如下:(1)研究如何为事实主张建模并产生其内部表征。为此,团队将在不同的领域中创建索赔模板的分类法,根据分类法对索赔进行分类,并通过对索赔文本形式的语义解析生成内部表示。这种特定于领域的建模和权利要求的内部表示将为系统的其他组件提供新颖的方法和系统的、一致的解决方案。(2)对于算法事实检查,他们将设计新颖的方法,将声明转换为结构化查询、关键字查询和自然语言问题。这些对一般和特定领域数据库和知识图的查询结果将与嵌入在声明本身中的答案进行比较,以验证声明是否被检查出来。(3)通过将索赔视为参数化查询,他们将开发基于摄动分析的方法,以找到索赔的反论点,并从数据集中找到“有趣的”事实。这些结果将有助于ClaimBuster识别“挑选”的声明——正确但具有误导性的声明。
英文摘要
This project will develop ClaimBuster, an end-to-end system for computer-assisted fact-checking. This system will monitor live discourses, social media, and news to catch factual claims, detect matches with a curated repository of fact-checks from professionals, and deliver the matches instantly to readers and viewers. For various types of new claims not checked before, ClaimBuster will automatically check them against knowledge databases and report if they are truthful. For novel claims where humans must be brought into the loop, the system will provide algorithmic and computational tools to assist laypersons and professionals in understanding and vetting the claims. ClaimBuster, upon completion of the proposed work, is positioned to become the first-ever automated fact-checking system for use on a broad spectrum of factual claims. Its use will be expanded to verify claims in various types of narratives, discourses and documents such as sports news, legal documents, and financial reports. It can benefit a large base of potential users including consumers, publishers, corporate competitors, and legal professionals, among others. It directly benefits consumers by improving information accuracy and transparency. It helps news organizations speed their fact-checking process and also ensure the accuracy of their own news stories. Businesses can use ClaimBuster to identify falsehoods in their competitors' and their own reports and press releases. It also assists professionals such as lawyers in verifying documents.ClaimBuster will use database query, data mining, and natural language processing techniques to aid fact-checking. The detailed research tasks in this project will be as follows. (1) Investigate how to model factual claims and produce their internal representations. For this, the team will create taxonomies of claim templates in different domains, categorize claims based on the taxonomies, and generate internal representations through semantic parsing of the claims' textual forms. Such domain-specific modeling and internal representation of claims will enable novel methods and systematic, coherent solutions for other components of the system. (2) For algorithmic fact-checking, they will devise novel methods for translating claims into structured queries, keyword queries and natural language questions. Results of these queries over general and domain-specific databases and knowledge graphs will be compared with the answers embedded in the claims themselves, to verify if the claims check out. (3) By viewing claims as parameterized queries, they will develop methods based on perturbation analysis to find counter-arguments to claims and to find "interesting" factlets from datasets. These results will help ClaimBuster in identifying "cherry-picking" claims -- claims that are correct but misleading.
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QAGView:交互式总结高价值聚合查询答案
DOI: 10.1145/3183713.3193566
发表时间: 2018
期刊: Proceedings of the 2018 International Conference on Management of Data
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Learning to Sample: Counting with Complex Queries
学习采样:使用复杂查询进行计数
DOI: 10.14778/3368289.3368302
发表时间: 2019
期刊: Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment
影响因子: 2.5
作者: [Walenz, Brett, Sintos, Stavros, Roy, Sudeepa, Yang, Jun]
通讯作者: Yang, Jun
DOI: 10.1145/3321484
发表时间: 2019
期刊: Journal of Data and Information Quality
影响因子: --
作者: [Hassan, Naeemul, Li, Chengkai, Yang, Jun, Yu, Cong]
通讯作者: Yu, Cong
DOI: 10.1109/icdew.2019.00-22
发表时间: 2019-04
期刊: 2019 IEEE 35th International Conference on Data Engineering Workshops (ICDEW)
影响因子: --
作者: [Mayuresh Kunjir]
通讯作者: Mayuresh Kunjir
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