Automated Subcategorization of Named Entities. Fleischman, M. & Rey, M. In Methods, volume 39, pages 25–30, 2001. UNKNOWN.
Website abstract bibtex There has been much interest in the recent past concerning the possibilities for automated categorization of named entities. The research presented here describes a method for the subcategorization of location names. Subcategorization of locations is not a trivial task even for human subjects, who perform at accuracy levels of less than 58%. After experimenting with both Bayesian classifiers and decision tree learning algorithms, we have designed a system that achieves accuracy levels greater than 80%.
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