NLP for Knowledge Discovery and Information Extraction from Energetics Corpora

Francis G. VanGessel, Efrem Perry, Salil Mohan, Oliver M. Barham, Mark Cavolowsky
2/10/2024
cs.CLcond-mat.mtrl-sci
transformer-attention

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We present a demonstration of the utility of NLP for aiding research into energetic materials and associated systems. The NLP method enables machine understanding of textual data, offering an automated route to knowledge discovery and information extraction from energetics text. We apply three established unsupervised NLP models: Latent Dirichlet Allocation, Word2Vec, and the Transformer to a large curated dataset of energetics-related scientific articles. We demonstrate that each NLP algorithm is capable of identifying energetic topics and concepts, generating a language model which aligns with Subject Matter Expert knowledge. Furthermore, we present a document classification pipeline for energetics text. Our classification pipeline achieves 59-76\% accuracy depending on the NLP model used, with the highest performing Transformer model rivaling inter-annotator agreement metrics. The NLP approaches studied in this work can identify concepts germane to energetics and therefore hold promise as a tool for accelerating energetics research efforts and energetics material development.

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@article{vangessel2024knowledge,
  title  = {NLP for Knowledge Discovery and Information Extraction from Energetics Corpora},
  author = {Francis G. VanGessel and Efrem Perry and Salil Mohan and Oliver M. Barham and Mark Cavolowsky},
  year   = {2024},
  eprint = {2402.06964},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2402.06964v1}
}

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