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Learning for Semantic Classification of Conceptual Terms
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DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/GrC.2007.752007 IEEE International Conference on ...
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Extraction of concepts and identification of their seman- tic classes are useful in applications such as automatic in- stantiation of ontologies and construction of information extraction systems. Even though various techniques exist for the extraction of domain specific concepts from unstruc- tured texts, very little concentration is in the semantic class labeling for concepts. In this paper we propose the Seman- tic Class Labeling(SCL) problem and differentiate it from the Named Entity Classification(NEC) problem. We also present a Naive Bayes solution to SCL. Experiments suggest that Naive Bayes learning method with specified features achieves high classification accuracy. Empirical and statis- tical evaluation on the significance of attributes for SCL is also presented. keywords: Concept classification, Naive Bayes Classi- fier, Text Mining.
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Janardhana Punuru, Jianhua Chen, "Learning for Semantic Classification of Conceptual Terms," grc, pp.253, 2007 IEEE International Conference on Granular Computing (GRC 2007), 2007
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