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Toward Conditional Models of Identity Uncertainty with Application to Proper Noun Coreference (2003)

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by Andrew Mccallum , Ben Wellner
Venue:In NIPS
Citations:83 - 11 self
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Mccallum03towardconditional,
    author = {Andrew Mccallum and Ben Wellner},
    title = {Toward Conditional Models of Identity Uncertainty with Application to Proper Noun Coreference},
    booktitle = {In NIPS},
    year = {2003},
    pages = {905--912},
    publisher = {MIT Press}
}

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Abstract

Coreference analysis, also known as record linkage or identity uncertainty, is a difficult and important problem in natural language processing, databases, citation matching and many other tasks. This paper introduces several discriminative, conditionalprobability models for coreference analysis, all examples of undirected graphical models. Unlike many historical approaches to coreference, the models presented here are relational---they do not assume that pairwise coreference decisions should be made independently from each other. Unlike other relational models of coreference that are generative, the conditional model here can incorporate a great variety of features of the input without having to be concerned about their dependencies--- paralleling the advantages of conditional random fields over hidden Markov models. We present experiments on proper noun coreference in two text data sets, showing results in which we reduce error by nearly 28% or more over traditional thresholded record-linkage, and by up to 33% over an alternative coreference technique previously used in natural language processing.

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identity uncertainty    proper noun coreference    toward conditional model    coreference analysis    natural language processing    record linkage    conditional model    citation matching    relational model    undirected graphical model    great variety    pairwise coreference decision    important problem    conditional random field    many historical approach    alternative coreference technique    conditionalprobability model    hidden markov model    present experiment    text data set    many task    traditional thresholded record-linkage   

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