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Automatic Acquisition of Domain Knowledge for Information Extraction.

, , , and . COLING, page 940-946. Morgan Kaufmann, (2000)

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Mikko Huttunen

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Silja Maul

Silja Guski

Silja Müller

 

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Event representation across genre., , and . EVENTS@NAACL-HLT, page 29-37. Association for Computational Linguistics, (2013)Complexity of Event Structure in IE Scenarios., , and . COLING, (2002)Diversity of Scenarios in Information extraction., , and . LREC, European Language Resources Association, (2002)Real-time event extraction for infectious disease outbreaks, , and . Proceedings of the second international conference on Human Language Technology Research, page 366--369. San Diego, California, Morgan Kaufmann Publishers Inc., (2002)Information extraction for enhanced access to disease outbreak reports., , and . J. Biomed. Informatics, 35 (4): 236-246 (2002)Automatic Acquisition of Domain Knowledge for Information Extraction., , , and . COLING, page 940-946. Morgan Kaufmann, (2000)Relevance Prediction in Information Extraction using Discourse and Lexical Features., , and . NODALIDA, page 114-121. Northern European Association for Language Technology (NEALT) / Tartu University Library (Estonia) / ACL, (2011)News mining for border security Intelligence., , , , , , and . ISI, page 173. IEEE, (2010)Predicting Relevance of Event Extraction for the End User., , , and . Multi-source, Multilingual Information Extraction and Summarization, Springer, (2013)Assessment of Utility in Web Mining for the Domain of Public Health., , , , and . Louhi@NAACL-HLT, page 29-37. Association for Computational Linguistics, (2010)