Challenge: a problem of information sparsity in QA tasks is causing fragmentation of textual data . highlighting entity-AWare Knowledge (HAWK) framework can be used to address this problem .
Approach: a framework is proposed to highlight key information in a context and structuralize it in an entity-aware manner.
Outcome: a proposed framework improves QA tasks with long contexts by highlighting key information in a context . the framework achieves a 27.6-point F1 score increase and an average win rate of 76.75% .

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