Authors
Michel Gagnon, Amal Zouaq, Ludovic Jean-Louis
Publication date
2013/5/13
Book
Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on World Wide Web
Pages
1239-1246
Description
Semantic annotation is the process of identifying expressions in texts and linking them to some semantic structure. In particular, Linked data-based Semantic Annotators are now becoming the new Holy Grail for meaning extraction from unstructured documents. This paper presents an evaluation of the main linked data-based annotators available with a focus on domain topics and named entities. In particular, we compare the ability of each tool to annotate relevant domain expressions in text. The paper also proposes a combination of annotators through voting methods and machine learning. Our results show that some linked-data annotators, especially Alchemy, can be considered as a useful resource for topic extraction. They also show that a substantial increase in recall can be achieved by combining the annotators with a weighted voting scheme. Finally, an interesting result is that by removing Alchemy from the …
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M Gagnon, A Zouaq, L Jean-Louis - Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on …, 2013