Simple Relation Mention
(Redirected from Simple Semantic Relation Mention)
A Simple Relation Mention is a Relation Mention that expresses both a Simple Semantic Relation, and is easily Detected within a Passage.
- AKA: Simple Semantic Relation Mention.
- Context:
- It can involve Short Range Dependencies, such as within a single sentence.
- It can be a Single-Sentence Relation Mention.
- It can be a Binary Relation Mention.
- It can be an Unnested Relation Mention.
- It can be Recognized by a Simple Relation Mention Recognition Algorithm.
- It can involve Short Range Dependencies, such as within a single sentence.
- Example(s):
- “A cat is a mammal” contains the relation TypeOf(cat, mammal). (a mention of a Simple Domain Independent Relation)
- “John has a cat” contains the relation HasA(John,cat)
- “This cat has long whiskers” contains the relation PartOf(cat,whikers)
- “The cat is black contains the relation PropertyOf(cat,black).
- “Redmond-based Microsoft... contains the relation OrganizationHeadquarter(Microsoft, Redmond).
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- Counter-Example(s):
- “John” is an Entity Mention.
- “John's black cat has long whiskers” contains the relations HasA(John,cat), PartOf(cat,whikers), PropertyOf(cat,black).
- “XyaA is one of E. coli’s proteins. It is found in the periplasmic space.” contains the relation SubcellularLocalization(E. coli, XyaA, periplasmic space). (a mention of a Complex Domain Specific Relation)
- See: Complex Relation Mention.