2015
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-18251-3_2
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Leveraging VGI for Gazetteer Enrichment: A Case Study for Geoparsing Twitter Messages

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“…The tags in each cell are weighted based on spatial entropy that the tags which are user specific or general are assigned less weight. The authors offered several refinements over a language model-based approach [18] which has been showed to have competing performance. The authors showed that the proposed refinements result with excellent improvement regarding the geo-tagging precision and the accuracy of the geo-tagging output.…”
Section: B Automatic Gazetteer Expansion or Enrichmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The tags in each cell are weighted based on spatial entropy that the tags which are user specific or general are assigned less weight. The authors offered several refinements over a language model-based approach [18] which has been showed to have competing performance. The authors showed that the proposed refinements result with excellent improvement regarding the geo-tagging precision and the accuracy of the geo-tagging output.…”
Section: B Automatic Gazetteer Expansion or Enrichmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approach also uses many similarity metrics to specify equivalent toponyms. Oliveira et al [18] introduced a novel approach for gazetteer enrichment based on VGI data sources. In reality, VGI environments are not built to work as gazetteers.…”
Section: B Automatic Gazetteer Expansion or Enrichmentmentioning
confidence: 99%