Challenge: Recent efforts to model frame definitions lack sufficient representation learning of definitions or lack efficient frame modeling.
Approach: They propose a frame-target-encoder architecture that uses coarse-to-fine learning to model alignment between frames and targets.
Outcome: The proposed framework outperforms existing models by 0.93 overall scores and 1.53 R@1 without lf.

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