I made a viewer/location planner for CoLM.
colm-viewer-2026.pandajungle…
The intent is for better triage. You can view papers and posters by official and unofficial topic and figure out what you're most interested in visiting.
You can see my conference shortlist here: colm-viewer-2026.pandajungle…
Jay DeYoung retweeted
Sharing our #ACL2023NLP paper on evaluation for medical multi-document summarization! New human annotated dataset, new metrics, and an in-depth analysis, here: arxiv.org/abs/2305.13693
Joint w/ @YuliaOtmakhova @jaydepun @ththinh_ BaileyKuehl ErinBransom @allen_ai @byron_c_wallace

ALT Spearman correlations between rankings produced by human-assessed quality facets (F1-F4), automated metrics (M1-M7), and combined pairwise system rankings (PW-combined) on the Cochrane MSLR dataset. Rankings from automated metrics are highly correlated as a group except for PIO-Overlap (A). PIO-Overlap rankings are strongly correlated with rankings from human-assessed facets, especially PIO agreement (B). Metrics most strongly associated with PW-Combined rankings are Delta-EI and PIO-Overlap (C). Rankings from commonly reported automated metrics like ROUGE and BERTScore are not correlated or anti-correlated with human-assessed system rankings (D).
Medical systematic reviews are costly and time-consuming to produce. We introduce a new dataset called MS^2 to help automate and assist in parts of the process: arxiv.org/abs/2104.06486 #NLProc @lucyluwang @i_beltagy @SemanticScholar @allen_ai 1/3
MS^2 focuses on extraction and summarization in the review pipeline. We harvest 20K systematic reviews and 470K of their references from Semantic Scholar, identify summary targets, and experiment with multi-document summarization methods. 2/3
Jay DeYoung retweeted
1/ New work by Alican (@alicanb_) and Babak (@BabakEsmaeili10): "Evaluating Combinatorial Generalization in Variational Autoencoders" (arxiv.org/abs/1911.04594)
In this paper we ask the question: "To what extent do VAEs generalize to unseen combinations of features?"(thread)
Jay DeYoung retweeted
Happy to share our work on Amortized Population Gibbs Samplers! arXiv: arxiv.org/abs/1911.01382
1/ New on arXiv: "Amortized Population Gibbs Samplers with Neural Sufficient Statistics" arxiv.org/abs/1911.01382.
Work by: Hao Wu (@Hao_Wu_), Heiko Zimmermann (@zmheiko), Eli Sennesh (@EliSennesh), and Tuan Anh Le (@tuananhle7).
(thread below)
Jay DeYoung retweeted
#NLProc does not have a standard benchmark for interpretability. I am stoked to announce ERASER: the first-ever effort on unifying and standardizing NLP tasks with the goal of interpretability.
eraserbenchmark.com/
We decided to try to measure it: blog.einstein.ai/eraser-a-be…
@byron_c_wallace @successar_nlp @nazneenrajani @RichardSocher
#NLProc #MachineLearning






