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What approaches are there to generating question from a sentence? Let's say I have a sentence "Jim's dog was very hairy and smelled like wet newspaper" - which toolkit is capable of generating a question like "What did Jim's dog smelled like?" or "How hairy was Jim's dog?"
Thanks!
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Introduction. Automatic question generation is part of Natural Language Processing (NLP). It is an area of research where many researchers have presented their work and is still an area under research to achieve higher accuracy.
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Automatic Question Generation (AQG) is a process by which computer systems generate natural-language questions (interrogative-form sentences). While early attempts at automatic question generation go back to the 1970s, the field has advanced tremendously in the last fifteen years.
Unfortunately there isn't one, exactly. There is some code written as part of Michael Heilman's PhD dissertation at CMU; perhaps you'll find it and its corresponding papers interesting?
If it helps, the topic you want information on is called "question generation". This is pretty much the opposite of what Watson does, even though "here is an answer, generate the corresponding question" is exactly how Jeopardy is played. But actually, Watson is a "question answering" system.
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In addition to the link to Michael Heilman's PhD provided by dmn, I recommend checking out the following papers:
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