DISRPT: A Multilingual, Multi-domain, Cross-Framework Benchmark For Discourse Processing
Résumé
This paper presents DISRPT, a multilingual, multi-domain, and cross-framework benchmark dataset for discourseprocessing, covering the tasks of discourse unit segmentation, connective identification, and relation classification.DISRPT includes 13 languages, with data from 24 corpora covering about 4 millions tokens and around 250, 000discourse relation instances from 4 discourse frameworks: RST, SDRT, PDTB, and Discourse Dependencies.We present an overview of the data, its development across three NLP shared tasks on discourse processingcarried out in the past five years, and the latest modifications and added extensions. We also carry out anevaluation of state-of-the-art multilingual systems trained on the data for each task, showing plateau performanceon segmentation, but important room for improvement for connective identification and relation classification. TheDISRPT benchmark employs a unified format that we make available on GitHub and HuggingFace in order toencourage future work on discourse processing across languages, domains, and frameworks.
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