A Przepiórkowski - Proceedings of the Workshop on Balto …, 2007 - aclanthology.org
Abstract Information Extraction (IE) often involves some amount of partial syntactic processing. This is clear in cases of interesting highlevel IE tasks, such as finding …
Information technology changes our everyday lives. We typically use computers for writing, editing, calculating, and information searching, and increasingly for reading, listening to …
The paper presents results of an experiment dealing with sentiment analysis of Croatian text from the domain of finance. The goal of the experiment was to design a system model for …
K Baksa, D Golović, G Glavaš… - Slovenščina …, 2016 - madoc.bib.uni-mannheim.de
Named entity extraction tools designed for recognizing named entities in texts written in standard language (eg, news stories or legal texts) have been shown to be inadequate for …
D Alves, G Thakkar, M Tadić - arXiv preprint arXiv:2010.12428, 2020 - arxiv.org
This article presents the results of the evaluation campaign of language tools available for fifteen EU-official under-resourced languages. The evaluation was conducted within the …
This paper presents the linguistic analysis tools and its infrastructure developed within the XLike project. The main goal of the implemented tools is to provide a set of functionalities for …
Summarizing an article with just a few keyphrases can be a difficult task, even for trained experts. Large-scale keyphrase extraction requires a method that is fast and reliable, and yet …
We explore three different methods for improving Named Entity Recognition (NER) systems based on BERT, each responding to one of three potential issues: the processing of …
CroNER: Recognizing Named Entities in Croatian Using Conditional Random Fields 1 Introduction 2 Related work Page 1 Informatica 37 (2013) 165–172 165 CroNER: Recognizing …