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FusionSeg: Topic segmentation model based on semantic feature fusion

Zihao GONG, Zhiyun CHEN*()   

  1. School of Data Science and Engineering, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200062, China
  • Received:2024-12-11 Online:2026-07-25 Published:2026-07-18
  • Contact: Zhiyun CHEN E-mail:chenzhy@cc.ecnu.edu.cn

Abstract:

The task of topic segmentation aims to automatically divide text into non-overlapping segments with consistent topics. Traditional topic segmentation models simply map sentences to labels, neglecting the capture of sentence contextual relevance. FusionSeg’s fusion feature encoder dynamically integrates current information with historical information through weights extracted by self-attention mechanisms. Meanwhile, through a combination with fusion contrastive learning, which redefines the positive and negative samples for the topic segmentation task, FusionSeg enhances the role of sentence contextual relevance in the topic segmentation model. In an experimental setup equipped with a single NVIDIA 4090 graphics card, FusionSeg demonstrated a significant improvement in evaluation metric scores, ranging from 1% to 17%, compared to multiple second-best models, such as SeqModel and PEN-NS, across three benchmark datasets: Wiki-727k, En-city, and Wiki-zh. Ablation experiments further demonstrated that FusionSeg’s fusion feature encoder and fusion contrastive learning can capture sentence contextual relevance and optimize topic segmentation results.

Key words: contrastive learning, topic segmentation, feature fusion, self-attention mechanism

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