An Intelligent-Aware Transformer with Domain Adaptation and Contextual Reasoning for Question Answering

With the rapid growth of financial data, extracting accurate and contextually relevant information remains a challenge. Existing financial question-answering (QA) models struggle with domain-specific terminology, long-document processing, and answer consistency. To address these issues, this paper proposes the Intelligent-Aware Transformer (IAT), a financial QA system based on GLM4-9B-Chat, integrating a multi-level information aggregation framework. The system employs a Financial-Specific Attention Mechanism (FSAM) to enhance focus on key financial terms, a Dynamic Context Embedding Layer (DCEL) to improve long-document processing, and a Hierarchical Answer Aggregator (HAA) to ensure response coherence. Additionally, Knowledge-Augmented Textual Entailment (KATE) strengthens the model's generalization by inferring implicit financial knowledge. Experimental results demonstrate that IAT surpasses existing models in financial QA tasks, exhibiting superior adaptability in long-text comprehension and domain-specific reasoning. Future work will explore computational optimizations, advanced knowledge integration, and broader financial applications.

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2025-04-11
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ainit65432.2025.11035860
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Robotics and Automated Systems
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An Intelligent-Aware Transformer with Domain Adaptation and Contextual Reasoning for Question Answering

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Abstract

With the rapid growth of financial data, extracting accurate and contextually relevant information remains a challenge. Existing financial question-answering (QA) models struggle with domain-specific terminology, long-document processing, and answer consistency. To address these issues, this paper proposes the Intelligent-Aware Transformer (IAT), a financial QA system based on GLM4-9B-Chat, integrating a multi-level information aggregation framework. The system employs a Financial-Specific Attention Mechanism (FSAM) to enhance focus on key financial terms, a Dynamic Context Embedding Layer (DCEL) to improve long-document processing, and a Hierarchical Answer Aggregator (HAA) to ensure response coherence. Additionally, Knowledge-Augmented Textual Entailment (KATE) strengthens the model's generalization by inferring implicit financial knowledge. Experimental results demonstrate that IAT surpasses existing models in financial QA tasks, exhibiting superior adaptability in long-text comprehension and domain-specific reasoning. Future work will explore computational optimizations, advanced knowledge integration, and broader financial applications.

University of California, Riverside (US), Washington University in St. Louis (US), Amsterdam University of the Arts (NL), Innovative Design Engineeering & Analysis (United States) (US)
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