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Adapt Semantics, Not Structure: Few-Instance Schema Calibration for Scientific PDF Extraction

A well-designed extraction schema is not necessarily ready for reliable LLM execution. When only limited verified extractions are available, manually tuning hundreds of field definitions through trial and error is costly. We frame this problem as few-instance schema calibration: adapting the operational semantics of an existing schema from a few annotated documents while preserving its structural contract. We introduce CPSE, a contract-preserving semantic extraction framework that jointly calibrates extraction prompts and field-level semantic descriptions from a few gold annotations. CPSE decomposes the schema into an invariant structural contract and mutable field semantics, and further ...

AuthorsZixiao Dong, Wei Yang, Zihao Liu et al.
Primary categorycs.CL
Published28 September 2026
Last updated at source28 September 2026
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