Scientific Text Mining and Knowledge Graphs - Part 2-1

Scientific Text Mining and Knowledge Graphs - Part 2-1

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Why Phrase Mining?

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Why Phrase Mining?

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Scientific Text Mining and Knowledge Graphs - Part 2-1

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  1. 1 Why Phrase Mining?
  2. 2 Phrase Mining: A Keystone
  3. 3 Quality Phrase Mining from Massive Domain-Specific Corpora
  4. 4 Quality Estimation using Expert Labels
  5. 5 Phrasal Segmentation using Viterbi Algo
  6. 6 SegPhrase (SIGMOD'15): Quality Estimation Phrasal Segmentation
  7. 7 SegPhrase (SIGMOD'15): Reliance on Expert-Provided Labels
  8. 8 AutoPhrase (TKDE'18): Negative Sampling from Noisy Negative Pool
  9. 9 Phrase Mining: Empirical Evaluation - Precision Recall Curve
  10. 10 AutoPhrase (TKDE'18): Results of Chinese Phrases from Wiki Articles
  11. 11 What's Named Entity Recognition?
  12. 12 Supervised Methods: Training Data
  13. 13 Supervised Methods: Neural Models
  14. 14 "Data-Driven" Philosophy
  15. 15 What's (Neural) Language Model?
  16. 16 Neural LM: Example Generations
  17. 17 BERT: Introduce Transformer
  18. 18 Questions
  19. 19 Distantly Supervised NER Methods
  20. 20 SwellShark: Distantly Supervised Typin
  21. 21 AutoNER: Dual Dictionaries
  22. 22 AutoNER: Tailored Neural Model
  23. 23 Comparison - Biomedical Domain
  24. 24 Summary & Q&A
  25. 25 Meta-Pattern Mining for Information Extraction
  26. 26 Our Meta-Pattern Methodology
  27. 27 Grouping Synonymous Patterns
  28. 28 Adjusting Types in Meta Patterns for Appropriate Granularity
  29. 29 PENNER: Pattern-Enhanced Nested Name Entity Recognition in Biomedical Literature
  30. 30 Framework Overview
  31. 31 Weakly-supervised Pattern Expansion
  32. 32 Comparison with Pub Tator

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