Incorporating External Knowledge to Enhance Tabular Reasoning (2021.naacl-main)

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Challenge: Existing models struggle with tabular inference due to contextualized embeddings of text.
Approach: They propose easy and effective modifications to how information is presented to a model for tabular inference.
Outcome: The proposed modifications significantly improve tabular inference performance on large datasets.

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