Lourdes Araujo
ABSTRACT
This work applies Grammatical Evolution to identify taxonomic hierarchies of concepts from Wikipedia. Each article in Wikipedia covers a concept and is cross-linked by hyperlinks that connect related concepts. Hierarchical taxonomies and their generalization to ontologies are a highly useful resource for many applications by enabling semantic search and reasoning. We have developed a system which arranges a set of Wikipedia concepts into a taxonomy.
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Index Terms
- Grammatical Evolution for Identifying Wikipedia Taxonomies
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