Enhancing Topic-to-Essay Generation with External Commonsense Knowledge (P19-1)

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Challenge: Existing methods for topic-to-essay generation are insufficient for generating novel, diverse, and topic-consistent paragraph-level text with a set of topics.
Approach: They propose to integrate commonsense from external knowledge base into the generator through dynamic memory mechanism and adversarial training to further improve topic-consistency.
Outcome: The proposed task is more novel, diverse, and topic-consistent than existing methods in terms of both automatic and human evaluation.

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