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Event Matching Using the Transitive Closure of Dependency Relations
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This paper describes a novel event-matching strategy using features obtained from the transitive closure of dependency relations. The method yields a model capable of matching events with an F-measure of 66.5%.
Daniel M. Bikel, Vittorio Castelli
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