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Figure 1: An example illustrates the proposed model.type of each candidate (i.e., context words, correspond-ing types of the context words, and type of the next wordgenerated by theite model(actual entity name) by estimating the conditional proba-bility of
Table 1:Comparing the performance of recipe gen-eration task.All the results are on the test set of thecorresponding corpus
Table 2: Comparing the performance of code genera-tion task. All the results are on the test set of the corre-sponding corpus
Table 3: Performance of fill in the blank task.

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