Using syntactical and logical forms to evaluate textual inference competence

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May 17, 2019
Felipe Salvatore, Marcelo Finger, Roberto Hirata Jr
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Ongoing research on natural language inference where we propose a new set of tasks that require specific capacities over linguistic logical forms such as i) Boolean coordination, ii) quantifiers, iii) definitive description, and iv) counting operators.

* The first version of an ongoing project on logical inference. There are some experimental problems that need to be fixed  
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