Linguistic Semantic Relation Recognition Structure

A Linguistic Semantic Relation Recognition Structure is a relation recognition structure that applies to linguistic expressions.

• AKA: Relation Mention Extraction Pattern.
• Context:
  • It can be used by a Relation Mention Recognition System (to solve a relation mention recognition task).
  • It can be created by a Relation Mention Recognition Model Creation System.
  • It can (often) be a Textual Relation Mention Recognition Structure (for text).
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• Example(s):
  • The Textual Relation Recognition Pattern, such as:
    • [<NAMED ENTITY>-based <NAMED ENTITY>] can find Organization_Headquarter_Location() relation mentions; but can also misclassify sentences such as "Florida Orange-based Heinz Marmalade".
    • [<Class Noun>(plural) such as <Noun>, and <Noun>] can find Is_A() relations. (Hearst, 1992).
  • a Dependency Relation Recognition Classifier.
  • a Text Graph Relation Recognition Classifier.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • a Named Entity Recognition Model.
• See: Snowball IE Algorithm, Wrapper Pattern.

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