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Imposing Label Relational Inductive Bias for Extremely Fine Grained Entity Typing

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Table 1: Examples of inconsistent predictions pro-duced by existing entity typing system that does notmodel label correlations
Figure 1: Overview of the process to make predictions on the type “person”. a) Modules used to extract mentionand context aware representations
Figure 2:A snippet of the underlying type co-occurrence graph. Multiple edges between nodes areomitted here for clarity.
Figure 3: Label multiplicity distribution of the datasets.
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