Towards Modeling Revision Requirements in wikiHow Instructions
Irshad Bhat, Talita Anthonio, Michael Roth
NLP Applications Short Paper
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Abstract:
wikiHow is a resource of how-to guidesthat describe the steps necessary to accomplish a goal. Guides in this resource are regularly edited by a community of users, who try to improve instructions in terms of style, clarity and correctness. In this work, we test whether the need for such edits can be predicted automatically. For this task, we extend an existing resource of textual edits with a complementary set of approx. 4 million sentences that remain unedited over time and report on the outcome of two revision modeling experiments.
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