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First ACM International Conference on Web Search and Data Mining - WSDM 2008

Machine Reading at Web Scale

author: Oren Etzioni, Turing Center, University of Washington
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0:00 Machine Reading of Web Text
0:50 Rorschach Test
0:59 Rorschach Test for CS
1:08 Moore’s Law?
1:09 Storage Capacity?
1:10 Number of Web Pages?
1:12 Number of Facebook Users?
1:14 Turing Center
1:30 Turing Center Foci
4:51 Outline
5:10 Web Search in 2020?
6:20 Intelligent Search
7:56 Application: Information Fusion
10:24 Opinion Mining
11:12 Opine (1)
13:00 Opine (2)
13:44 But “Reading” the Web is Tough
15:18 Semi-Supervised Learning
16:20 2. Open IE = Self-supervised IE
17:22 Extractor Overview (Banko & Etzioni, ’08)
18:50 TextRunner Extraction
19:45 Numerous Extraction Challenges
20:49 TextRunner (Web’s 1stOpen IE system)
21:23 TextRunner Demo
21:40 TextRunner Search (1)
22:22 TextRunner Search (2)
23:48 Sample of 9 million Web Pages
24:58 3. Tractable Inference
26:08 I. Entity Resolution
27:26 Relation Synonymy
28:18 II. Probability of Correctness
29:23 Counting Extractions
31:00 Formal Problem Statement
31:53 Combinatorial Model (“Urns”)
33:24 Performance (15x Improvement)
34:20 URNS limited on 'sparse' facts
35:37 Language Models to the Rescue
37:46 III Compositional Inference (work in progress, Schoenmackers, Etzioni, Weld)
40:47 KnowItAll Family Tree
42:15 KnowItAll Team
42:31 Related Work
42:32 4. Conclusions
44:09 Thank you

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