Challenge: Existing question answering datasets lack numerical reasoning and reasoning processes . current research on numerical reasoning focuses on simple calculations .
Approach: They propose a conversational and bilingual question answering dataset with numerical reasoning with compound mathematical expressions.
Outcome: The proposed model achieves 55.5 exact match scores while human performance is 89.7.

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