The Florida AI Research Society · 2012 · 10 citations · 14 references
ComputingArabicComputer ScienceArabic Morphological AnalysisComputational LinguisticsNatural Language ProcessingAnnotationArabic LiteratureInformation ExtractionLanguage ModelingNamed Entity RecognitionRelation ExtractionCross-document Information ExtractionInformation Extraction From TextJoint Entity ExtractionJoint Relation Extraction
Recently cross-document integration and reconciliation of extracted information became of interest to researchers in Arabic natural language processing. Given a set of documents A, we use Arabic morphological analysis, finite state machines, and graph transformations to extract named entities Na and relations Ra expressed as edges in a graph G = 〈Na, Ra〉. We use the same techniques to extract entities Nb and relations Rb from a separate set of documents B. We use G to disambiguate Nb and Rb and we integrate the resulting entities back into G by annotating the nodes and edges in G with elements from Nb. We apply our approach in an iterative manner. Our results show a significant increase in accuracy from 41% to 93% after applying this cross-document NLP methodology to hadith and biography documents.
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Arabic named entity recognition using optimized feature sets
Yassine Benajiba, Mona Diab, Paolo Rosso · 2008 · 127 citations · Full text
Computing, Arabic, Computer Science +15
John Maloney, Michael Niv · 1998 · 56 citations · Full text