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Agricultural Meteorological Disaster Relation Extraction Technology Based on BERT and Adaptive Denoising Graph Network

2026construction automationincrementalmethod

Yonglei Li, Hailong Liu, Qian Xu, Nengfu Xie, Rui Man, Xiaoli Wang, Xin Wang

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https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202601.2029.v1OpenAlex: W7125940063
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Problems Identified (4)

Unstructured disaster text extraction: Rapid growth of unstructured meteorological texts creates challenges for accurate disaster-related information extraction.

GCN noise and redundancy: Relation extraction models integrating semantic and syntactic information with GCNs suffer from noise amplification and information redundancy.

Unstructured disaster text extraction: Rapid growth of unstructured meteorological texts creates challenges for accurate disaster-related information extraction.

GCN noise and redundancy: Relation extraction models integrating semantic and syntactic information with GCNs suffer from noise amplification and information redundancy.

Proposed Solutions (5)

BERT adaptive denoising graph relation extractor: A domain-specific relation extraction framework integrates BERT with an Adaptive Denoising Graph Network.

Dual semantic-syntactic tuning: A dual-tuning architecture jointly models semantic and syntactic features.

SA-GCN dependency pruning: A Self-Attention Graph Convolutional Network dynamically prunes irrelevant dependency structures.

RS-Net adaptive feature denoising: A Residual Shrinkage Network performs fine-grained feature denoising using sample-adaptive threshold learning.

BERT adaptive denoising graph relation extractor: A domain-specific relation extraction framework integrates BERT with an Adaptive Denoising Graph Network.

Results (3)

High F1 on DUIE and disaster dataset:

Outperforms state of the art:

Adaptive denoising ablation effectiveness:

Research Domain

agricultural meteorological disaster relation extraction

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