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Generating High Quality Questions from Low Quality Questions

We propose an original question generation task consisting in generating high quality questions from low quality questions. Such a system could be used to suggest improvements to questions asked both on social Q&A sites and to automatic QA systems. Low quality question datasets can be easily collected from the Web, based on the questions asked to social Q&A sites, such as WikiAnswers.

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