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Figure 1: The combined sequence and parse treeNPrepresentation of the relation instance “
Table 3: Comparison of different methods on ACE 2004 data set. P, R and F stand for precision, recalland F1, respectively.
Figure 2: Performance of TL-comb and TL-autoas Hchanges.
Table 5: Average F1 using different hypothesizedtype-specific features.

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