Challenge: Existing datasets for textual entailment (TE) have been used to study TE.
Approach: They propose a deep explorations of inter-sentence interactions for textual entailment task that uses a convolution to make important words in P and H play a dominant role in learnt representations.
Outcome: Experiments show that the pretrained DEISTE on SciTail gets 5% improvement over prior state of the art and that it generalizes well on RTE-5.

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