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Ontology Population from Unstructured and Semi-structured Texts
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2007
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Ontology (Information Science)EngineeringSemantic SearchOntology EngineeringOntology ConstructionSemanticsSemantic WebCorpus LinguisticsText MiningInformation RetrievalData ScienceOntology MergingComputational LinguisticsOntology LearningLanguage StudiesOntology AlignmentKnowledge DiscoveryOntological AnalysisLinguisticsOntology Population
Legacy information search systems have limitation that it does not consider semantic information but just lexical information such as keywords. A semantic web is expected to solve such limitation of present systems. In constructing semantic web, an ontology is believed to be a must. However, the ontology construction is very difficult. It requires great human efforts, since the creation of individuals is a time consuming task. Thus, there is a potential need for automatic or semiautomatic ontology population system, which greatly alleviates the human efforts. This paper proposes a method for an ontology population, in which the population is processed by computing the overlap between instances and concepts. This method is very simple but shows high performance.
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