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会话幽默的分析与设计

Towards Conversational Humor Analysis and Design

International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad(海得拉巴国际信息技术学院)

Tanishq Chaudhary, Mayank Goel, Radhika Mamidi

摘要:

定义明确的笑话可以被整齐地分为一个设置和一个笑点。虽然今天大多数关于幽默的作品都是把笑话作为一个整体来讨论的,但在对话幽默中产生笑点的想法也有应用,在对话幽默中,有趣的言论通常发生在一个不有趣的背景下。因此,本文围绕两个核心概念:分类和基于不一致理论的特定设置的笑点生成。我们首先实现了一个基于特征的机器学习模型来对幽默进行分类。对于幽默生成,我们使用神经模型,然后将经典的基于规则的方法与神经方法相结合,创建一个混合模型。背后的想法是:将从其他任务中获得的见解与设置-妙语模型相结合,从而将其应用于现有的文本生成方法。然后,我们使用和比较我们的模型与人类写的笑话的帮助下,人类的评估在一个双盲研究。

英文摘要:

Well-defined jokes can be divided neatly into a setup and a punchline. While most works on humor today talk about a joke as a whole, the idea of generating punchlines to a setup has applications in conversational humor, where funny remarks usually occur with a non-funny context. Thus, this paper is based around two core concepts: Classification and the Generation of a punchline from a particular setup based on the Incongruity Theory. We first implement a feature-based machine learning model to classify humor. For humor generation, we use a neural model, and then merge the classical rule-based approaches with the neural approach to create a hybrid model. The idea behind being: combining insights gained from other tasks with the setup-punchline model and thus applying it to existing text generation approaches. We then use and compare our model with human written jokes with the help of human evaluators in a double-blind study.

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