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Distinguishing Between Instances and Classes in the Wikipedia Taxonomy

author: Cäcilia Zirn, EML Research gGmbH
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0:00 Distinguishing between Instances Distinguishing between Instances Taxonomy
0:16 A Wikipedia Ontology?
0:45 Wikipedia Ontology
1:37 Outline
1:54 Prerequisites: Category Network
2:27 Deriving a taxonomy
3:00 Deriving a taxonomy
3:19 Outline
3:23 Instances and Classes
4:03 Distinction between instances and classes...
4:32 Distinction between instances and classes...
4:55 Outline
4:58 Methods
5:44 Methods
5:48 Structure-based method (1)
6:10 Structure-based method (1)
6:22 Structure-based method (2)
6:45 Structure-based method (3)
7:04 Structure-based method (3)
7:11 Structure-based method (4)
7:49 Methods
7:53 Method: NER (1)
8:06 Method: NER (1)
8:13 Utility: Named Entity Recognizer
8:43 Method: NER (2)
8:47 Method: NER (2)
8:58 Utility: Parser
9:23 Utility: Lexical head finder
9:39 Method: NER (3)
9:59 Method: NER (3)
10:21 Methods
10:25 Method: Capitalization (1)
10:54 Method: Capitalization (1)
11:22 Method: Capitalization (2)
12:16 Methods
12:19 Method: Plural (1)
12:47 Method: Plural (1)
13:01 Method: Plural (2)
13:09 Method: Plural (2)
13:18 Utility: Part-of-speech tagging
13:49 Method: Plural (3)
14:02 Methods
14:05 Method: Page (1)
14:32 Method: Page (1)
14:52 Method: Page (2)
15:03 Outline
15:09 Data (1)
15:49 Data (2)
16:00 Measures (1)
16:49 Measures (2)
16:57 Measures (3)
17:15 Evaluate every method separately
17:59 Evaluate every method separately
18:17 Final setting
18:27 Final setting
19:17 Final setting
19:45 Final setting
20:28 Final results
21:19 Discussion
22:06 Outline
22:08 Conclusions
22:55 Thanks!
23:22 - Questions

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