Efficient Auto-Generation of Taxonomies for Structured Knowledge Discovery and Organization
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Abstract
This tutorial introduces the audience to the latest breakthroughs in the area of interpreting unstructured content through an analysis of the key enabling scientific results along with their real-world applications. With technical presentations of problems like named-entity disambiguation and dynamically updating the knowledge hierarchy with domain-specific vocabulary, it would provide the fundamentals to the building-blocks of various applications in Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, and Data Mining.
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DOI:10.1145/3209542
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