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PASCAL Challenges Workshop 1

Pascal Challenge on Evaluating Machine Learning for Information Extraction: Goals, Results and Conclusions

author: Neil Ireson, Web Intelligence Technologies group, University of Sheffield, Department of Computer Science, Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, University of Sheffield
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0:00 PASCAL CHALLENGE ON INFORMATION EXTRACTION & MACHINE LEARNING
0:04 Organisers
0:10 Outline
1:01 Goal : Provide a testbed for comparative evaluation of ML-based IE
1:53 Data (Workshop CFP)
3:42 Data (Workshop CFP)
4:27 Data (Workshop CFP)
4:46 Data (Workshop CFP)
5:45 Preprocessing
6:00 Annotation Exercise
7:00 Annotation Document - sample
9:47 Annotation Slots
11:01 Evaluation Tasks
12:11 Evaluation
12:33 Participants
13:52 Task1
13:55 Task1: Test Corpus
14:09 Task1: Test Corpus
15:39 Task1: 4-Fold Cross-validation
16:23 Task1: 4-Fold & Test Corpus
17:41 Task1: Slot FMeasure
19:51 Best Slot FMeasures Task1: Test Corpus
20:46 Task 2a
20:53 Task2a: Learning Curve FMeasure
22:34 Task2a: Learning Curve Precision
23:00 Task2a: Learning Curve Recall
23:13 Task 2b
23:19 Active Learning (1)
23:49 Active Learning (1)
24:09 Active Learning (2)
24:41 Active Learning (2)
24:55 Active Learning (3)
25:02 Active Learning (3)
25:48 Task2b: Active Learning
26:43 Task2b: Active Learning Increased FMeasure over random selection
28:27 Task 3
28:43 Conclusions (Task1)
29:49 Conclusions (Task1: Test Corpus)
30:19 Conclusions (Task1: 4-fold Corpus)
31:01 Conclusions (Task1)
31:40 Conclusion (Task2 & Task3)
32:25 Discussion

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