Deep Adversarial Learning for NLP (N19-5)

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Challenge: Adversarial learning is a game-theoretic learning paradigm that has achieved huge successes in the field of Computer Vision recently.
Approach: This tutorial introduces the foundations of deep adversarial learning and some practical problems and solutions in NLP.
Outcome: This tutorial introduces the foundations of deep adversarial learning and some practical problems and solutions in NLP.

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