A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion

In culture and tourism intelligent question answering, the sparse representation, colloquial expression, polysemy of a word, and difficulty in recognizing specific domain vocabulary make it difficult for common matching models to accurately match user questions with standard questions. In response t...

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Main Authors: ZHU Xinjuan, NIU Tingting
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Published: Editorial Office of Journal of XPU 2024-06-01
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description In culture and tourism intelligent question answering, the sparse representation, colloquial expression, polysemy of a word, and difficulty in recognizing specific domain vocabulary make it difficult for common matching models to accurately match user questions with standard questions. In response to this issue, firstly a dataset of customer service question matching for cultural and tourism and corresponding domain dictionaries were constructed. Then a cultural and tourism question matching model SBIDD (Improved SBERT Model for Integrating Domain Dictionaries) integrating domain dictionaries was proposed. The model utilizes SBERT to vectorize questions and incorporates a domain dictionary into the twin network model to enhance the domain word weight of the questions, greatly improving it′s ability to recognize domain vocabulary. Experiments were conducted on both self-built dataset and the public dataset ATEC 2018 NLP. The results show that compared with the classic text matching models such as DSSM, BiMPM, ESIM, IMAF, TSFR-RM, and baseline model SBERT, SBIDD has better performance, with F1 value reaching 95.65%, an increase of 2.75% compared to the baseline model, and shows higher adaptability and robustness in retrieval tasks.
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spelling doaj-art-ee59b0adffd74499bc8721498928cfdb2025-08-20T03:09:52ZzhoEditorial Office of Journal of XPUXi'an Gongcheng Daxue xuebao1674-649X2024-06-01383929910.13338/j.issn.1674-649x.2024.03.013A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusionZHU Xinjuan0NIU Tingting1School of Computer Science/The Shaanxi Key Laboratory of Clothing Intelligence, Xi’an Polytechnic University, Xi’an 710600, ChinaSchool of Computer Science/The Shaanxi Key Laboratory of Clothing Intelligence, Xi’an Polytechnic University, Xi’an 710600, ChinaIn culture and tourism intelligent question answering, the sparse representation, colloquial expression, polysemy of a word, and difficulty in recognizing specific domain vocabulary make it difficult for common matching models to accurately match user questions with standard questions. In response to this issue, firstly a dataset of customer service question matching for cultural and tourism and corresponding domain dictionaries were constructed. Then a cultural and tourism question matching model SBIDD (Improved SBERT Model for Integrating Domain Dictionaries) integrating domain dictionaries was proposed. The model utilizes SBERT to vectorize questions and incorporates a domain dictionary into the twin network model to enhance the domain word weight of the questions, greatly improving it′s ability to recognize domain vocabulary. Experiments were conducted on both self-built dataset and the public dataset ATEC 2018 NLP. The results show that compared with the classic text matching models such as DSSM, BiMPM, ESIM, IMAF, TSFR-RM, and baseline model SBERT, SBIDD has better performance, with F1 value reaching 95.65%, an increase of 2.75% compared to the baseline model, and shows higher adaptability and robustness in retrieval tasks.http://journal.xpu.edu.cn/en/#/digest?ArticleID=1473question matchingculture and tourism customer servicesentence-bertdomain dictionaryintelligent question and answersearch based q&a
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A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
Xi'an Gongcheng Daxue xuebao
question matching
culture and tourism customer service
sentence-bert
domain dictionary
intelligent question and answer
search based q&a
title A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
title_full A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
title_fullStr A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
title_full_unstemmed A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
title_short A matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
title_sort matching model for culture and tourism customer service questions based on domain dictionary fusion
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culture and tourism customer service
sentence-bert
domain dictionary
intelligent question and answer
search based q&a
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