In this paper we propose and investigate Ontology Population from Textual Mentions (OPTM), a sub-task of Ontology Population from text where we assume that mentions for several kinds of entities (e.g. PERSON, ORGANIZATION, LOCATION, GEOPOLITICAL_ENTITY) are already extracted from a document collection. On the one hand, OPTM simplifies the general Ontology Population task, limiting the input textual material; on the other hand, it introduces challenging extensions to Ontology Population restricted to named entities, being open to a wider spectrum of linguistic phenomena. We describe a manually created benchmark for OPTM and discuss several factors which determine the difficulty of the task.
Ontology Population from Textual Mentions: Task Definition and Benchmark
Magnini, Bernardo;Pianta, Emanuele;Popescu, Octavian;Speranza, Manuela
2006-01-01
Abstract
In this paper we propose and investigate Ontology Population from Textual Mentions (OPTM), a sub-task of Ontology Population from text where we assume that mentions for several kinds of entities (e.g. PERSON, ORGANIZATION, LOCATION, GEOPOLITICAL_ENTITY) are already extracted from a document collection. On the one hand, OPTM simplifies the general Ontology Population task, limiting the input textual material; on the other hand, it introduces challenging extensions to Ontology Population restricted to named entities, being open to a wider spectrum of linguistic phenomena. We describe a manually created benchmark for OPTM and discuss several factors which determine the difficulty of the task.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
