Challenge: Existing joint models for intent detection and slot filling show insufficient robustness . however, some small changes of inputs can fool the models to produce wrong predictions .
Approach: They propose a joint adversarial training model that generates adversarials to attack the joint model and trains the model to defend against the adversarial examples.
Outcome: The proposed model achieves significantly higher scores and improves robustness on two datasets.

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