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Labeling semantically motivated clusters of verbal relations

Authors: Gabriela Ferraro; Leo Wanner;

Labeling semantically motivated clusters of verbal relations

Abstract

El clustering de documentos es un campo de investigación popular en los ámbitos del Procesamiento del Lenguaje Natural, la Minería de Datos y la Recuperación de información (RI). El problema de agrupar unidades léxicas mediante clustering ha sido menos estudiado y menos aún, el problema de etiquetar los clusters. Sin embargo, en nuestra aplicación que trata sobre la extracción de tuplas de relaciones para ser usadas como entrada a programas para dibujar diagramas de bloques o mapas conceptuales, este problema es fundamental. La valoración de varias estrategias de etiquetado de clusters de documentos nos revela que algunas de estas técnicas pueden ser también aplicadas para etiquetar nuestros clusters, compuestos por verbos semánticamente similares. Para confirmar esta suposición, llevamos a cabo una serie de experimentos y evaluamos su rendimiento contra baselines y un goldstandard de clusters etiquetados.

Document clustering is a popular research field in Natural Language Processing, Data Mining and Information Retrieval. The problem of lexical unit (LU) clustering has been less addressed, and even less so the problem of labeling LU clusters. However, in our application that deals with the distillation of relational tuples from patent claims as input to block diagram or a concept map drawing programs, this problem is central. The assessment of various document cluster labeling techniques lets us assume that despite some significant differences that need to be taken into account some of these techniques may also be applied to verbal relation cluster labeling we are concerned with. To confirm this assumption, we carry out a number of experiments and evaluate their outcome against baselines and gold standard labeled clusters.

Keywords

Lenguajes y Sistemas Informáticos, Relation classification, Cluster labeling, Clasificación de relaciones, Etiquetado de clusters, Clustering

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