Preliminary Study on Automatic Induction of Rules for Recognition of Semantic Relations between Proper Names in Polish Texts

Marcińczuk, Michał; Ptak, Marcin

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“…The first version of Inforex system was released in 2010 and its initial role was to construct corpus-based linguistic resource for various tasks from the field of natural language processing, including named entity recognition , shallow parsing (Radziszewski and Piasecki, 2010), word sense disambiguation (Bas et al, 2008), recognition of semantic relations between named entities (Marcińczuk and Ptak, 2012). It was used to develop two major (at that time) resources for Polish: Corpus of Wrocław University of Technology called KWPr (Broda et al, 2012) (within the NEKST 3 project) and Corpus of Economic News (CEN) (Marcińczuk et al, 2013) (within the SyNaT project 4 ).…”

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Inforex—a Collaborative System for Text Corpora Annotation and Analysis

Marcińczuk

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Kocoń

2017

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We report a first major upgrade of Inforex -a web-based system for qualitative and collaborative text corpora annotation and analysis. Inforex is a part of Polish CLARIN infrastructure 1 . It is integrated with a digital repository for storing and publishing language resources 2 and it allows to visualize, browse and annotate text corpora stored in the repository. As a result of a series of workshops for researchers in Humanities and Social Sciences we improved the graphical interface to make the system more friendly and readable for non-experienced users. We also implemented a new functionality for a gold standard annotation which includes private annotations and annotation agreement by a super-annotator.

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confidence: 99%