Proposal for an Extension of Traditional Named Entitites: from Guidelines to Evaluation, an Overview. Grouin, C., Rosset, S., Zweigenbaum, P., Fort, K., Galibert, O., & Quintard, L. In 5th Linguistics Annotation Workshop (The LAW V), pages 92–100, Portland, United States, June, 2011.
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Within the framework of the construction of a fact database, we defined guidelines to extract named entities, using a taxonomy based on an extension of the usual named entities defini- tion. We thus defined new types of entities with broader coverage including substantive- based expressions. These extended named en- tities are hierarchical (with types and compo- nents) and compositional (with recursive type inclusion and metonymy annotation). Human annotators used these guidelines to annotate a 1.3M word broadcast news corpus in French. This article presents the definition and novelty of extended named entity annotation guide- lines, the human annotation of a global corpus and of a mini reference corpus, and the evalu- ation of annotations through the computation of inter-annotator agreement. Finally, we dis- cuss our approach and the computed results, and outline further work.
@inproceedings{grouin_proposal_2011,
	address = {Portland, United States},
	title = {Proposal for an {Extension} of {Traditional} {Named} {Entitites}: from {Guidelines} to {Evaluation}, an {Overview}},
	shorttitle = {Proposal for an {Extension} of {Traditional} {Named} {Entitites}},
	url = {https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00604369},
	abstract = {Within the framework of the construction of a fact database, we defined guidelines to extract named entities, using a taxonomy based on an extension of the usual named entities defini- tion. We thus defined new types of entities with broader coverage including substantive- based expressions. These extended named en- tities are hierarchical (with types and compo- nents) and compositional (with recursive type inclusion and metonymy annotation). Human annotators used these guidelines to annotate a 1.3M word broadcast news corpus in French. This article presents the definition and novelty of extended named entity annotation guide- lines, the human annotation of a global corpus and of a mini reference corpus, and the evalu- ation of annotations through the computation of inter-annotator agreement. Finally, we dis- cuss our approach and the computed results, and outline further work.},
	urldate = {2020-05-30},
	booktitle = {5th {Linguistics} {Annotation} {Workshop} ({The} {LAW} {V})},
	author = {Grouin, Cyril and Rosset, Sophie and Zweigenbaum, Pierre and Fort, Karen and Galibert, Olivier and Quintard, Ludovic},
	month = jun,
	year = {2011},
	keywords = {annotation, evaluation, named entities},
	pages = {92--100},
}

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