Difference between revisions of "Corpus Relation Co-occurrence Extraction"
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A new wizard will be presented that allows to configure the process. | A new wizard will be presented that allows to configure the process. | ||
| − | The first panel enables the '''selection''' of the '''processes''' that | + | The first panel enables the '''selection''' of the '''processes''' that contain the entities annotated, being able to view some statistics and process properties. After selecting the desired process press '''Next''' to continue. |
[[Image:RECO1.png|800px|center]] | [[Image:RECO1.png|800px|center]] | ||
| − | + | The next panel is used for '''Relation Co-occurrence Extraction Model Selection'''. Here, you can select the Relation Co-occurrence model to be used and panel show the result of model in relation extraction (image below). After selcted the best model the user must press '''Next Button''' | |
[[Image:RECO2.png|800px|center]] | [[Image:RECO2.png|800px|center]] | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 16 January 2013
You can perform a new RE Co-occurrence process based on entity proximity (i.e. terms in the same sentence) over a corpus in the clipboard. If the corpus is not in the clipboard, start by loading the Corpus to the Clipboard.
RIght click the Corpus in the clipboard, and select the option Corpus -> RE-> Relation Co-occurrence Extraction
A new wizard will be presented that allows to configure the process. The first panel enables the selection of the processes that contain the entities annotated, being able to view some statistics and process properties. After selecting the desired process press Next to continue.
The next panel is used for Relation Co-occurrence Extraction Model Selection. Here, you can select the Relation Co-occurrence model to be used and panel show the result of model in relation extraction (image below). After selcted the best model the user must press Next Button
RE Coocorrence operation will start and a small window will appear, indicating the execution of the operation. The RE operation will take a few minutes or hours, depending of corpus size.
When the process finishing, a new RE Process object will be added to the Corpus Process View.
