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Revision as of 18:53, 30 November 2010
Summary
Attribute Extraction is a problem in the field of information extraction that focuses on identifying properties/features that describe a named entity. Performing attribute extract is often used in disambiguating person names, extracting encylopedic knowledge, and in improving question answering.
Common Approaches
Some approaches to Attribute Extraction include:
- Template/Pattern-Learning: Learn template contextual patterns using seed-based bootstrapping
- Position Based: Basing predictions on absolute and relative ordering of where the attribute values typically appear in documents.
- Transitivity-Based: Using transitivity of attributes across co-occuring entities. Co-occuring entities, such as people mentioned in a given person's biography page, tend to have similar attributes.
- Latent-Based: Detect attributes that may not directly be mentioned in an article based on a topic-model.
Evaluation
One venue of evaluation for the attribute extraction task has been the Web People Search workshop (WePS: Searching information about entities in the web), which has had a attribute extraction challenge in its past two workshops.