Catégorie : Bilbo – Bibliographical Robot

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Bilbo sur Revues.org

Début mars, OpenEdition a déployé sur la plateforme Revues.org  son outil d’annotation automatique des références bibliographiques, Bilbo, dans le cadre du programme de recherche et développement « Robust and Language Independent Machine Learning Approaches...

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Bilbo readme

BILBO : Automatic reference labeling (C) Copyright 2013 by Young-Min Kim and Jade Tavernier. written by Young-Min Kim, modified by Jade Tavernier. BILBO is an open source software for automatic annotation of bibliographic reference....

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Bilbo help

—————————————— BILBO : automatic reference labeling —————————————— Usage: python src/bilbo/Main.py [options] <input data folder> <output data folder> e.g. training: python src/bilbo/Main.py -T -t bibl Data/train/ Result/train/ labeling: python src/bilbo/Main.py -L -t bibl -d Data/test/...

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OpenEdition corpus 1

We present three corpora constructed by Elodie Faath. Young-Min Kim and Patrice Bellot will present the corpora detail on May 23 2012 at LREC conference in Istanbul. On this occasion, we distribute our first corpus...

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Proper noun features III (corpus 1)

We extract seven different learning sets according to the defined strategies in the previous post. Several important fields are selected for the comparison including the surname, forename and place fields that are our main...

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Proper noun features II (corpus 1)

In the previous experiments on proper noun lists, certain author names were omitted because of parsing error. We deduce from this inadvertent mistake and the degradation of performance that we would have an improved...

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Manual annotation revision (corpus 1)

Excluding any errors in manual annotation is hard to be achieved especially when the annotation structure is complex and data size is not small as ours. But the quality of manual annotation is one...