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Coreference resolution using clusterization

Authors: Anastasiya Bodrova; Natalia Grafeeva;

Coreference resolution using clusterization

Abstract

This work deseribes the experience of ereating a corefarence resolution system for Russian language. Coreference resolution is a key subtask of Information Extraction, and aims to grouping mentions that refer to the same discourse entity. This work was aimed to applying a clusterization algorithm for Russian-language newswire texts. We narrowed the task to Person proper names clusterization. Our approach model included two steps: mention extraction and clusterization. Mention extraction was proceeded by manually-created grammars for Tomita-parser. For mention grouping, we used agglomerative clusterization on entity level with the help of weighted feature vectors. We run our experiments on newswire texts, annotated for factRuEval-2016 competition, organized by Dialogue Evaluation. We compare our results with competitors. As a baseline, we set built-in Tonuta-parser algorithms for name extraction and name clusterization. We got comparable results and outperformed the baseline.

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