Changlin Wu
Abstract
Due to the complexity of Chinese and the differences between Chinese and English, the application of Chinese text in the digital field has a certain complexity. Taking Chinese text in Open Relation Extraction (ORE) as the research object, the complexity of Chinese text is analyzed. An extraction system of word vectors based on construction grammar theory and Deep Learning (DL) is constructed to achieve smooth extraction of Chinese text. The work of this paper mainly includes the following aspects. To study the application of DL in the complexity analysis of Chinese text based on construction grammar, firstly, the connotation of construction grammar and its role in Chinese text analysis are explored. Secondly, from the perspective of the ORE of word vectors in language analysis, an ORE model based on word vectors is implemented. Moreover, an extraction method based on the distance of word vectors is proposed. The test results show that the F1 value of the proposed algorithm is 67% on the public WEB-500 and NYT-500 datasets, which is superior to other similar text extraction algorithms. When the recall rate is more than 30%, the accuracy of the proposed method is higher than several other latest language analysis systems. This indicates that the proposed Chinese text extraction system based on the DL algorithm and construction grammar theory has advantages in complexity analysis and can provide a new research idea for Chinese text analysis.
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