Squibs and discussions: Unsupervised named entity recognition using syntactic and semantic contextual evidence

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Abstract

Proper nouns form an open class, making the incompleteness of manually or automatically learned classification rules an obvious problem. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to suggest the use of a complementary "backup" method to increase the robustness of any hand-crafted or machine-learning-based NE tagger; and second, to explore the effectiveness of using more fine-grained evidence - namely, syntactic and semantic contextual knowledge - in classifying NEs.

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Cucchiarelli, A., & Velardi, P. (2001). Squibs and discussions: Unsupervised named entity recognition using syntactic and semantic contextual evidence. Computational Linguistics, 27(1), 122–131.

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