Named Entity Linking (NEL) is the task of semantically annotating entity mentions in a portion of text with links to a knowledge base. The automatic annotation, which requires the recognition and disambiguation of the entity mention, usually exploits contextual clues like the context of usage and the coherence with respect to other entities. In Twitter, the limits of 140 characters originates very short and noisy text messages that pose new challenges to the entity linking task. We propose an overview of NEL methods focusing on approaches specifically developed to deal with short messages, like tweets. NEL is a fundamental task for the extraction and annotation of concepts in tweets, which is necessary for making the Twitter’s huge amount of interconnected user-generated contents machine readable and enable the intelligent information access.
Entity linking for tweets
BASILE, PIERPAOLO;Caputo, Annalina
2017-01-01
Abstract
Named Entity Linking (NEL) is the task of semantically annotating entity mentions in a portion of text with links to a knowledge base. The automatic annotation, which requires the recognition and disambiguation of the entity mention, usually exploits contextual clues like the context of usage and the coherence with respect to other entities. In Twitter, the limits of 140 characters originates very short and noisy text messages that pose new challenges to the entity linking task. We propose an overview of NEL methods focusing on approaches specifically developed to deal with short messages, like tweets. NEL is a fundamental task for the extraction and annotation of concepts in tweets, which is necessary for making the Twitter’s huge amount of interconnected user-generated contents machine readable and enable the intelligent information access.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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