Effect Generation Based on Causal Reasoning (2021.findings-emnlp)

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Challenge: Existing methods for reasoning causalities on word level are limited . a word-level causal reasoning method may only predict the unintelligible effect of "quarrel"
Approach: They propose a novel event-level causal reasoning method that structuralizes event-effect event pairs into an event causality network and shows its use in the task of effect generation.
Outcome: The proposed method generates more reasonable effect sentences than well-designed competitors.

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