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Named Entity Recognition without Gazetteers

Named Entity Recognition without Gazetteers

... In Proceedings of the 36th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics and Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Compu- tational Linguistics, pages 848-[r] ... See full document

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Inducing Gazetteers for Named Entity Recognition by Large Scale Clustering of Dependency Relations

Inducing Gazetteers for Named Entity Recognition by Large Scale Clustering of Dependency Relations

... We propose using large-scale clustering of de- pendency relations between verbs and multi- word nouns (MNs) to construct a gazetteer for named entity recognition (NER). Since depen- dency relations ... See full document

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Towards Improving Neural Named Entity Recognition with Gazetteers

Towards Improving Neural Named Entity Recognition with Gazetteers

... for named entity recognition have been purely data-driven, with a strong emphasis on get- ting rid of the efforts for collecting external resources or designing hand-crafted ...external ... See full document

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Named entity recognition with document specific KB tag gazetteers

Named entity recognition with document specific KB tag gazetteers

... (e.g. a Wikipedia title), and an entity type. While these tags have a correct type assigned for at least one context, they are not aligned to phrases in the text, and may not share the same form as all of their ... See full document

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Unsupervised Named-Entity Recognition: Generating Gazetteers and Resolving Ambiguity

Unsupervised Named-Entity Recognition: Generating Gazetteers and Resolving Ambiguity

... of named-entities, but we present a technique that can exploit diverse types of text, including text without proper grammatical sentences, such as tables and lists (marked up with ... See full document

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Neural Architectures for Named Entity Recognition

Neural Architectures for Named Entity Recognition

... Named entity recognition (NER) is a challenging learning problem. One the one hand, in most lan- guages and domains, there is only a very small amount of supervised training data available. On the ... See full document

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A Named Entity Recognition Shootout for German

A Named Entity Recognition Shootout for German

... Since the goal of NER is to recognize instances of named entities in running text, it is established practice to treat NER as a “word-by-word sequence labeling task” (Jurafsky and Martin, 2009). There are two ... See full document

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Approaches to Named Entity Recognition: A Survey

Approaches to Named Entity Recognition: A Survey

... (Named Entity Rule Language)[17] was ...for named entity ...or named entity (IntConcept for short) by applying a NERL rule on the input text and zero or more previously defined ... See full document

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Named Entity Recognition System for Urdu

Named Entity Recognition System for Urdu

... Rule Based approach is time consuming task to develop any NER system. Rule based approach is used only when you know the target language well and have sufficient knowledge about the linguistic rules like knowledge of ... See full document

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Named Entity Recognition for Telugu

Named Entity Recognition for Telugu

... Not much work has been done in NER in Telugu and other Indian languages so far. In this paper, we have reported our work on Named Entity Recogni- tion for Telugu. We have developed a CRF based noun tagger, ... See full document

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EAGER: Extending Automatically Gazetteers for Entity Recognition

EAGER: Extending Automatically Gazetteers for Entity Recognition

... Gazetteers for Named Entity Recognition by Large- Scale Clustering of Dependency Relations. In Pro- ceedings of the 46th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL), ... See full document

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How to Use Gazetteers for Entity Recognition with Neural Models

How to Use Gazetteers for Entity Recognition with Neural Models

... 2016), named entity recognition (Ma and Hovy, 2016), and semantic role labeling (He et ...i.e. without recurring either to linguistic features or to external knowledge sources ...of ... See full document

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Named Entity Recognition with Bilingual Constraints

Named Entity Recognition with Bilingual Constraints

... monolingual named entity annotated data (NE-mono) is necessary to train a monolingual NER ...tagger. Named entity annotated bitext (NE-bitext) is used to evaluate our bilingual ... See full document

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Named Entity Recognition for Indian Languages

Named Entity Recognition for Indian Languages

... Often the phonetic inconsistencies in English lead to low matching score for two representation of the same name. To take this into account, before matching the two strings the named entity retrieved from ... See full document

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PersoNER: Persian Named Entity Recognition

PersoNER: Persian Named Entity Recognition

... Named-Entity Recognition (NER) is still a challenging task for languages with low digital re- sources. The main difficulties arise from the scarcity of annotated corpora and the consequent ... See full document

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Joint Parsing and Named Entity Recognition

Joint Parsing and Named Entity Recognition

... a named entity ...the named en- tity for the current word is ...an entity, there will be a bi- nary rule applied where one word will be under the left child and the other word will be under ... See full document

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Named Entity Recognition   Is There a Glass Ceiling?

Named Entity Recognition Is There a Glass Ceiling?

... The second batch of documents was a group of sentences in which a sentence context is not suffi- cient to designate a NE, so we need to know more about the particular NE, e.g. we need to look for its co-references in the ... See full document

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Multi grained Named Entity Recognition

Multi grained Named Entity Recognition

... as Named Entity Recognition (NER) and it is one of the fundamental tasks in natural language pro- cessing ...extracted named entities can benefit various subsequent NLP tasks, including ... See full document

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Nested Named Entity Recognition Revisited

Nested Named Entity Recognition Revisited

... In this paper, we present a novel recurrent network-based model for nested named entity recognition and nested entity mention detection. We propose a hypergraph representation for this problem ... See full document

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Hierarchical Nested Named Entity Recognition

Hierarchical Nested Named Entity Recognition

... A mention containing a single word requires three actions to be considered: T RANSITION (a), S HIFT and R EDUCE (a). Using this approach, we can model consecutive transitions of different mentions, multiple hierarchical ... See full document

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