GraDID: Detecting Documents With Inconsistent Context

This repository contains official code of Detecting Documents With Inconsistent Context (link). This model, named GraDID, is a Graph-based Document Inconsistency Detection model to detect document content's contextual consistency. We regard to contents by sequence-level(sentence or paragraph) and each sequence turn into a node which used in graph structure. First, split the document into sequences in a Sentence Embedding Layer, and sentence embedding nodes propagate each other to make a supernode in a Graph Neural Network Layer. The supernode is classified through MLP as having consistent context or not in a Classification Layer.

To use this model, you need to install PyTorch and PyTorch Geometric. You can install PyTorch Geometric by using pip:

# Install library
pip install -r requirements.txt

To run this model, follow these steps.

Get the Data

NELA17

1. Download nela-17
2. To make incongruent content of news, refer to previous preprocessing method.
3. Put the data in 'data/nela/' directory.

YonHap News in Korean (YH-News)

• ToDo (We won't release the raw data of YH due to policy, but we plan to release the preprocessed numpy array data.)

Data Preprocessing

Extract sentence-level embedding of news and save embedding as numpy array. The raw text embeddings are saved in save_embedding/' directory. We use pretrained sentence-transformers via sbert.net. To get more models, explore huggingface.

NELA17

python sentence_embedding.py --sentence_model='all-roberta-large-v1' --seq_level='paragraph'

YonHap News in Korean (YH-News)

python sentence_embedding.py --data_info='yh' --sentence_model='Huffon/sentence-klue-roberta-base' 

Train and Evaluation

Nela-17

python main.py --embedding_model='all-roberta-large-v1' --lr=1e-4 --dropout_p=0.2
# if want only train, add --only_train

If you already have trained model, you can evaluate the model by using --only_test and adding --load_path=PATH options.

python main.py --embedding_model='all-roberta-large-v1' --lr=1e-4 --dropout_p=0.2 --only_test --load_path=SAVED_MODEL_PATH

YH

python main.py --data_info='yh' --embedding_model='Huffon/sentence-klue-roberta-base' --lr=1e-3 --dropout_p=0.5

Cite

@article{jung2022detecting,
  title={Detecting Documents With Inconsistent Context},
  author={Jung, Dongin and Kim, Misuk and Cho, Yoon-Sik},
  journal={IEEE Access},
  year={2022},
  publisher={IEEE}
}

Contact

If you have any questions, please contact us via email: dongin1009@gmail.com