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Improving Distantly Supervised Relation Extraction with Multi-Level Noise Reduction

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Wei Song
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Zijiang Yang *
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Background: Distantly supervised relation extraction (DSRE) aims to identify semantic relations in large-scale texts automatically labeled via knowledge base alignment. It has garnered significant attention due to its high efficiency, but existing methods are plagued by noise at both the word and sentence level and fail to address these issues adequately. The former level of noise arises from the large proportion of irrelevant words within sentences, while noise at the latter level is caused by inaccurate relation labels for various sentences. Method: We propose a novel multi-level noise reduction neural network (MLNRNN) to tackle both issues by mitigating the impact of multi-level noise. We first build an iterative keyword semantic aggregator (IKSA) to remove noisy words, and capture distinctive features of sentences by aggregating the information of keywords. Next, we implement multi-objective multi-instance learning (MOMIL) to reduce the impact of incorrect labels in sentences by identifying the cluster of correctly labeled instances. Meanwhile, we leverage mislabeled sentences with cross-level contrastive learning (CCL) to further enhance the classification capability of the extractor. Results: Comprehensive experimental results on two DSRE benchmark datasets demonstrated that the MLNRNN outperformed state-of-the-art methods for distantly supervised relation extraction in almost all cases. Conclusions: The proposed MLNRNN effectively addresses both word- and sentence-level noise, providing a significant improvement in relation extraction performance under distant supervision.
Keyword:
distant supervision
neural relation extraction
multi-instance learning
noise reduction

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