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Luís Curvo-Semedo,Filipe Caseiro-Alvesdencies. Experiments on a large-scale Chinese OpenIE dataset SpanSAOKE shows that our model could alleviate the propagation of word segmentation errors and use dependency information more effectively, giving significant improvements over previous neural OpenIE models.

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