Neural Metaphor Detection with Visibility Embeddings (2021.starsem-1)

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Challenge: Using Visibility Embeddings, sequence metaphor labeling is improved . many metaphors involve noticeable differences between the abstractness of words constructing them .
Approach: They propose to concatenate sequence metaphor labeling with BiLSTM inputs to obtain improvements . they use visibility embeddings to provide a good estimation of a word's concreteness .
Outcome: The proposed method improves the problem of sequence metaphor labeling with BERT . it allows for consistent and significant improvements at almost no cost .

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