Combining Feature-based Kernel with Tree Kernel for Extracting Relations
Student thesis: Master Thesis and HD Thesis
- Henrik Bayer Nielsen
10. term, Master of Science in engineering in Computer Engineering (Esbjerg) (Master Programme)
This report proposes a composite kernel method of semantic rela-
tion extraction between named entities within natural language docu-
ments. Using two kernel methods, the benets from both are combined
to gain an increase in performance compared to earlier approaches. 1)
A linear kernel processing linguistic features, such as word-span, order-
of-entities and word-type. 2) A tree kernel computing the similarity of
a relation type with the shortest path-enclosed tree between a pair of
candidate entities. Experiments are done using previous implemented
methods, such as context sensitiveness and latent annotations to mea-
sure their impact on the performance. Evaluating on a dataset for the
relation extraction task at the Conference on Computational Natural
Language Learning from 2004, the results obtained are on par with
previous state-of-the-art approaches on the same dataset.
tion extraction between named entities within natural language docu-
ments. Using two kernel methods, the benets from both are combined
to gain an increase in performance compared to earlier approaches. 1)
A linear kernel processing linguistic features, such as word-span, order-
of-entities and word-type. 2) A tree kernel computing the similarity of
a relation type with the shortest path-enclosed tree between a pair of
candidate entities. Experiments are done using previous implemented
methods, such as context sensitiveness and latent annotations to mea-
sure their impact on the performance. Evaluating on a dataset for the
relation extraction task at the Conference on Computational Natural
Language Learning from 2004, the results obtained are on par with
previous state-of-the-art approaches on the same dataset.
Language | English |
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Publication date | 6 Jun 2012 |
Number of pages | 40 |