This paper addresses the important yet underexplored task of **multi-class sentiment analysis (MCSA)**, which remains challenging due to the subtle semantic differences between adjacent sentiment categories and the scarcity of high-quality annotated data. To tackle these challenges, we propose **RD-MCSA** (**R**ationales and **D**emonstrations-based **M**ulti-**C**lass **S**entiment **A**nalysis), an In-Context Learning (ICL) framework designed to enhance MCSA performance under limited supervision by integrating classification rationales with adaptively selected demonstrations. First, semantically grounded classification rationales are generated from a representative, class-balanced subset of annotated samples selected using a tailored balanced coreset algorithm. These rationales are then paired with demonstrations chosen through a similarity-based mechanism powered by a **multi-kernel Gaussian process (MK-GP)**, enabling large language models (LLMs) to more effectively capture fine-grained sentiment distinctions. Experiments on five benchmark datasets demonstrate that RD-MCSA consistently outperforms both supervised baselines and standard ICL methods across various evaluation metrics.

Chinese Grammatical Error Diagnosis (CGED) suffers the problems of numerous types of grammatical errors and insufficiency of training data. In this paper, we propose a string editing based CGED model that requires less training data by using a unified workflow to handle various types of grammatical errors. Two measures are proposed in our model to enhance the performance of CGED. First, the detection and correction of grammatical errors are divided into different stages. In the stage of error detection, the model only outputs the types of grammatical errors so that the tag vocabulary size is significantly reduced compared with other string editing based models. Secondly, the correction of some grammatical errors is converted to the task of masked character inference, which has plenty of training data and mature solutions. Experiments on datasets of NLPTEA-CGED demonstrate that our model outperforms other CGED models in many aspects.

由于中文语法的复杂性,中文语法错误检测(CGED)的难度较大,而训练语料和相关研究的缺乏,使得CGED的效果还远达不到能够实用的程度。本文提出一种CGED模型,采用数据增强、预训练语言模型和基于语言学特征多任务学习的方式,弥补训练语料稀缺的不足。数据增强能够有效地扩充训练集,预训练语言模型蕴含丰富的语义信息有助于语法分析,基于语言学特征多任务学习对语言模型进行微调则可以使语言模型学习到跟语法错误检测相关的语言学特征。本文提出的方法在NLPTEA的CGED数据集进行测试,取得了优于其他模型的结果。

Multi-turn conversational Question Answering (ConvQA) is a practical task that requires the understanding of conversation history, such as previous QA pairs, the passage context, and current question. It can be applied to a variety of scenarios with human-machine dialogue. The major challenge of this task is to require the model to consider the relevant conversation history while understanding the passage. Existing methods usually simply prepend the history to the current question, or use the complicated mechanism to model the history. This article proposes an impression feature, which use the word-level inter attention mechanism to learn multi-oriented information from conversation history to the input sequence, including attention from history tokens to each token of the input sequence, and history turn inter attention from different history turns to each token of the input sequence, and self-attention within input sequence, where the input sequence contains a current question and a passage. Then a feature selection method is designed to enhance the useful history turns of conversation and weaken the unnecessary information. Finally, we demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method on the QuAC dataset, analyze the impact of different feature selection methods, and verify the validity and reliability of the proposed features through visualization and human evaluation.

Event extraction is an essential yet challenging task in information extraction. Previous approaches have paid little attention to the problem of roles overlap which is a common phenomenon in practice. To solve this problem, this paper defines event relation triple to explicitly represent relations among triggers, arguments and roles which are incorporated into the model to learn their inter-dependencies. The task of argument extraction is converted to event relation triple extraction. A novel joint framework for multiple Chinese event extraction is proposed which jointly performs predictions for event triggers and arguments based on shared feature representations from pre-trained language model. Experimental comparison with state-of-the-art baselines on ACE 2005 dataset shows the superiority of the proposed method in both trigger classification and argument classification.