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Reading list for knowledge-enhanced text generation, with a survey

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Knowledge-enriched Text Generation Reading-List

Here is a list of recent publications about Knowledge-enhanced text generation. (Update on Nov 5th, 2020)

-- We will continue to add and update related papers and codes on this page.

-- indicates available code and indicates high citation in recent years.

Survey paper

A Survey of knoweldge-enhanced Text Generation. Wenhao Yu (ND), Chenguang Zhu (Microsoft), Zaitang Li (CUHK), Zhiting Hu (UCSD), Qingyun Wang (UIUC), Heng Ji (UIUC), Meng Jiang (ND). arXiv. 2010.04389

To the best of our knowledge, our survey is the first work that presents a comprehensive reviewof knowledge-enhanced text generation. It aims to provide NLG researchers a synthesis and pointer to related researches. Our survey also includes a detailed discussion about how NLG can benefit from recent progress in deep learning and artificial intelligence, including technologies such as graph neural network, reinforcement learning, neural topic modeling and so on.

Basic NLG papers and codes

(For new learners, some important papers for general NLG/KENLG.)

Pretrained language generation models

Controllable generation leanrng methods

Topic-enhanced text generation

Keyword-enhanced text generation

Knowledge base-enhanced text generation

Knowledge graph-enhanced text generation

Open knowledge graph-enhanced text generation
(Knowledge graph constructed by OpenIE)

Grounded text-enhanced text generation

Knowledge-enhanced pretraining

Citation

@article{yu2020survey,
  title={A Survey of Knowledge-Enhanced Text Generation},
  author={Yu, Wenhao and Zhu, Chenguang and Li, Zaitang and Hu, Zhiting and Wang, Qingyun and Ji, Heng and Jiang, Meng},
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2010.04389},
  year={2020}
}

Acknowledgement

This page is contributed by Wenhao Yu(wyu1@nd.edu) and Qingyun Wang(qingyun4@illinois.edu).

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Reading list for knowledge-enhanced text generation, with a survey