Generation of Persian sentences By Generative Adversarial Network
Subject Areas : electrical and computer engineeringNooshin riahi 1 , Sahar Jandaghy 2
1 - دانشگاه الزهرا (س)
2 -
Keywords: Text generationGenerative Adversarial NetworksDeep learning,
Abstract :
Text generation is a field of natural language processing. Text generation enables the system to produce comprehensive, .grammatically correct texts like humans. Applications of text generation include image Captioning, poetry production, production of meteorological reports and environmental reports, production of business reports, automatic text summarization, .With the appearance of deep neural networks, research in the field of text generation has change to use of these networks, but the most important challenge in the field of text generation using deep neural networks is the data is discrete, which has made gradient inability to transmit. Recently, the use of a new approach in the field of deep learning, called generative adversarial networks (GANs) for the generation of image, sound and text has been considered. The purpose of this research is to use this approach to generate Persian sentences. In this paper, three different algorithms of generative adversarial networks were used to generate Persian sentences. to evaluate our proposed methods we use BLEU and self-BLEU because They compare the sentences in terms of quality and variety.
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