Recent advances in large language models (LLMs) have demonstrated the effectiveness of chain-of-thought (CoT) prompting. Few-Shot-CoT relies on task-specific, manually labeled demonstrations, limiting its generalization to unseen tasks. While Zero-Shot-CoT eliminates this reliance, it often underperforms. To address this, existing methods aim to automatically generate demonstrations in zero-shot settings. However, these generated demonstrations face challenges due to demonstration bias: 1) selected demonstrations may contain errors, and 2) they may not be suitable or representative enough for all questions. To mitigate these biases, we propose Global Coevolutionary Reasoning (GCR). The method first applies Zero-Shot-CoT to answer all questions, then clusters the results. For each cluster, a random sample is selected, and these selected samples serve as demonstrations for each other. The model then iteratively re-answers the questions and updates their rationales based on these demonstrations, enabling coevolutionary reasoning to progressively improve the quality of the answers. This process of random sampling and coevolutionary reasoning is repeated until all questions have been re-answered. Experimental results on ten datasets using GPT-3.5-turbo and GPT-4o-mini show that GCR outperforms baseline methods without any performance degradation caused by demonstration bias. Additionally, GCR is orthogonal to existing methods and can be seamlessly integrated with them. The code is available at: https://github.com/GouChuan/GCR.

Recent studies have shown that integrating constructional information can improve the performance of pre-trained language models (PLMs) in natural language understanding. However, exploration into leveraging constructional information to enhance generative language models for natural language generation has been limited. Additionally, probing studies indicate that PLMs primarily grasp the syntactic structure of constructions but struggle to capture their semantics. In this work, we encode constructions as inductive biases to explicitly embed constructional semantics and guide the generation process. We begin by presenting a construction grammar induction framework designed to automatically identify constructions from corpora. Subsequently, we propose the Construction-Enhanced Language Model (CoELM). It introduces a construction-guided language modeling approach that employs a dynamic sequence reassembly strategy during pre-training. Extensive experiments have demonstrated the superiority of CoELM across various benchmarks.

社会突发事件的分类和等级研判作为应急处置中的一环,其重要性不言而喻。然而,目前研究多数采用人工或规则的方法识别证据进行研判,由于社会突发事件的构成的复杂性和语言描述的灵活性,这对于研判证据识别有很大局限性。本文参考“事件抽取”思想,事件类型和研判证据作为事件中元素,以BiLSTM-CRF方法细粒度的识别,并将二者结合,分类结果作为等级研判的输入,识别出研判证据。最终将识别结果结合注意力机制进行等级研判,通过对研判证据的精准识别从而来增强等级研判的准确性。实验表明,相比人工或规则识别研判证据,本文提出的方法有着更好的鲁棒性,社会突发事件研判时也达到了较好的效果。 关键词:事件分类 ;研判证据识别 ;等级研判 ;BiLSTM-CRF