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	"abstract": "Biomedical event extraction is critical in understanding biomolecular interactions described in scientific corpus. One of the main challenges is to identify nested structured events that are associated with non-indicative trigger words. We propose to incorporate domain knowledge from Unified Medical Language System (UMLS) to a pre-trained language model via a hierarchical graph representation encoded by a proposed Graph Edgeconditioned Attention Networks (GEANet). To better recognize the trigger words, each sentence is first grounded to a sentence graph based on a jointly modeled hierarchical knowledge graph from UMLS. The grounded graphs are then propagated by GEANet, a novel graph neural networks for enhanced capabilities in inferring complex events. On BioNLP 2011 GENIA Event Extraction task, our approach achieved 1.41% F 1 and 3.19% F 1 improvements on all events and complex events, respectively. Ablation studies confirm the importance of GEANet and hierarchical KG.",
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	"text": "Biomedical event extraction is a task that identifies a set of actions among proteins or genes that are associated with biological processes from natural language texts (Kim et al., 2009 (Kim et al., , 2011 . Development of biomedical event extraction tools enables many downstream applications, such as domain-specific text mining (Ananiadou et al., 2015; Spangher et al., 2020) , semantic search engines (Miyao et al., 2006) and automatic population and enrichment of database (Hirschman et al., 2012) .",
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	"text": "A typical event extraction system 1) finds triggers that most clearly demonstrate the presence of events, 2) recognizes the protein participants (arguments), and 3) associates the arguments with the corresponding event triggers. For instance, the Nodes associated with the tokens in the example sentence are boldfaced. Bidirectional edges imply hierarchical relation between concept and semantic nodes. The word \"induces\" is a trigger of a Positive regulation event, whose trigger role and corresponding argument role cannot be easily determined with only textual input. The KG provides clues for identifying this trigger and its corresponding arguments given the red and blue double line reasoning paths connecting nodes BMP-6, Induce, Phosphorylation, and Positive regulation of biological process. We can infer that: 1) \"induces\" is an action of biological function, 2) a biological function can be quantified by positive regulation, and 3) positive regulation can result in phosphorylation.",
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	"text": "Our first contribution is a novel representation of knowledge as hierarchical knowledge graphs containing both conceptual and semantic reasoning paths that enable better trigger and word identification based on Unified Medical Language System (UMLS), a biomedical knowledge base. Fig. 1 shows an example where the Positive Regulation event can be better identified with knowledge graphs and factual relational reasoning. Our second contribution is a new GNN, Graph Edgeconditioned Attention Networks (GEANet), that encodes complex domain knowledge. By integrating edge information into the attention mechanism, GEANet has greater capabilities in reasoning the plausibility of different event structure through factual relational paths in knowledge graphs (KGs).",
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	"text": "Experiments show that our proposed method achieved state-of-the-art results on the BioNLP 2011 event extraction task (Kim et al., 2011 (Bodenreider, 2004) . We use the former two sources to build hierarchical KGs. The concept network from Metathesaurus contains the relationship between each biomedical concept pairs, while each concept contains one or more semantic types 1 Our code for pre-proecessing, modeling, and evaluation is available at https://github.com/PlusLabNLP/ GEANet-BioMed-Event-Extraction. ",
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	"text": "Comparison with existing methods We compare our method with the following prior works: TEES and Stacked Gen. use SVM-based models with token and sentence-level features (Bj\u00f6rne and Salakoski, 2011; Majumder et al., 2016) ; TEES CNN leverages Convolutional Neural Networks and dependency parsing graph (Bj\u00f6rne and Salakoski, 2018) ; KB-driven T-LSTM adopts an external knowledge base with type and sentence embeddings, into a Tree-LSTM model . SciBERT-FT is a fine-tuned SciB-ERT without external resources, the knowledgeagnostic counterpart of GEANet-SciBERT. According to Table 1 , SciBERT-FT achieves similar performance to KB-driven T-LSTM, implying that SciBERT may have stored domain knowledge implicitly during pre-training. Similar hypothesis has also been studied in commonsense reasoning (Wang et al., 2019) . GEANet-SciBERT achieves an absolute improvement of 1.41% in F 1 on the test data compared to the previous state-of-theart method. In terms of Regulation events, Table 2 shows that GEANet-SciBERT outperforms the previous system and fine-tuned SciBERT by 3.19% and 1.39% in F 1. Ablation study To better understand the importance of different model components, ablation study is conducted and summarized in Table 3 . GEANet achieves the highest F 1 when compared to two other GNN variants, ECC and GAT (Veli\u010dkovi\u0107 et al., 2018) , demonstrating its stronger knowledge incorporation capacity. Hierarchical knowledge graph representation is also shown to be critical. Removing semantic type (STY) nodes from hierarchical KGs leads to performance drop. Impact of amount of training data Model performance on different amount of randomly sampled training data is shown in Fig. 3 . GEANet-SciBERT shows consistent improvement over finetuned SciBERT across different fractions. The performance gain is slightly larger with less training data. This illustrates the robustness of GEANet in integrating domain knowledge and its particular advantage under low-resource setting.",
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