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A Tale of Two Entity Linking and Discovery Systems

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posted on 2014-11-01, 00:00 authored by Kathryn MazaitisKathryn Mazaitis, Richard C. Wang, Frank Lin, Bhavana Dalvi, Jakob Bauer, William W. Cohen

The long-term research agenda of our group is to evaluate the potential of probabilistic logics for complex, large-scale problems which require data resources naturally encoded as relations. In pursuit of this goal, we compared two systems for performing automated entity discovery and linking in English-language text, as submitted to the 2014 TAC Knowledge Base Population Entity Discovery and Linking (EDL) track. Both systems are based on random-walk strategies for measuring similarity within graphs. The first system is PageReactor, a hand-engineering system originally designed for task of wikification. The second is based on ProPPR, a probabilistic logic programming language

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