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concept:lexical-entailmentLexical Entailment
The semantic relation between words wp and wh (entails/neutral) used as an intermediate variable in the MoNLI high-level model.
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- Monotonicity Natural Language Inferenceassociated_withNLI task where premise-hypothesis pairs differ by a single word replaced by hypernym/hyponym, with negation as a variable.
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