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Finding cue expressions for knowledge extraction from scientific text early results

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posted on 2023-05-26, 10:19 authored by Shimbo, M, Tamamori, S, Matsumoto, Y
This paper investigates whether and how natural language processing\ and data mining techniques can be utilized for locating desired knowledge in a\ large text collection. This task amounts to finding cue words and phrases indicating\ the location of knowledge, where the challenge is to establish a methodology\ that can cope with the diversity of expressions. We examine the feasibility of\ mining cue expressions from the syntactic dependency structure obtained from\ parsed sentences. As a case study, the (phrasal) expressions concerning a variety\ of tests related to chronic hepatitis were sought in the Medline abstracts. We observed\ that dependency analysis helped to narrow down the candidates for verbal\ expressions, although it was ineffective for other types of expressions.

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1-13

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School of Computing, University of Tasmania

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  • Published

Event title

Pacific Knowledge Acquisition Workship 2004

Event Venue

Auckland, New Zealand

Date of Event (Start Date)

2004-08-09

Date of Event (End Date)

2004-08-10

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  • Open

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