Scientific Statement Classification over arXiv.org (2020.lrec-1)

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Challenge: a dataset of 1.2 million documents converted from the original submissions is available for supervised learning.
Approach: They propose a new classification task for scientific statements and a large-scale dataset for supervised learning.
Outcome: The proposed task achieves a 0.91 F1 score and a lexeme serialization for mathematical formulas.

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