If you are interested in extracting entities and their link to dbpedia entries, you should take a look to this module: https://github.com/rubenIzquierdo/dbpedia_ner It allows you to use a KAF or a NAF file with jus tokens and terms, calls to the DBPEDIA online webservice and extract entities and the link to dbpedia automatically. Given this portion of READ MORE
Category: Natural language understanding
— Sense annotated corpora in NAF
If you work in WSD or you are simply interested in sense annotated corpora, you should take a look at this GitHub repository. You will find some well-known corpora widely used within WSD task, manually annotated with WordNet senses and converted in our NAF format, which makes very easy the use of all our modules and pipelines. READ MORE
— Demo Wsd4Kids
The Wsd4Kids demo implements a very simple Word Sense Disambiguation system and a graphical interface to interact with the system. The WSD system behind is based on a machine learning engine (Support Vector Machines) and uses a bag-of-word feature model. Word sense disambiguation (WSD) for Kids — Demo by Rubén Izquierdo Beviá Release first version READ MORE
— ULM1 participated at SemEval-2015 task #13: Multilingual WSD and Entity Linking
We started applying our ideas about the usage of the background information to develop a system able to perform WSD and Entity linking by using this kind of information. The task number 13 of the SemEval competition forum was selected to test our hypohesis: Multilingual WSD and Entity Linking Our main idea was to build READ MORE
— Jun. 05 2015: ExProM Workshop
Workshop Extra-Propositional Aspects of Meaning (ExProM) in Computational Linguistics June 5, 2015. Collocated with NAACL 2015, Denver, CO, USA http://www.cse.unt.edu/exprom2015/ During the last decade, semantic representation of text has focused on extracting propositional meaning, i.e., capturing who does what to whom, when and where. Several corpora are available, and existing tools extract this kind of READ MORE
— NLP for Policy Making
As a joint initiative with the Digital Humanites Group at Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK, Trento), we set up a collaboration with the Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR) on the automatic analysis of linguistic data contained in the answers given by the participants of the public consultation “La Buona Scuola” (#labuonascuola). #labuonascuola has been READ MORE