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Exploiting Multiply Annotated Corpora in Biomedical Information Extraction Tasks

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Exploiting Multiply Annotated Corpora in Biomedical Information Extraction Tasks
This paper discusses the problem of utilising multiply annotated data in training biomedical information extraction systems. Two corpora, annotated with entities and relations, and containing a number of multiply annotated documents, are used to train named entity recognition and relation extraction systems. Several methods of automatically combining the multiple annotations to produce a single annotation are compared, but none produces better results than simply picking one of the annotated versions at random. It is also shown that adding extra singly annotated documents produces faster performance gains than adding extra multiply annotated documents.
Barry Haddow, Beatrice Alex
Added 29 Oct 2010
Updated 29 Oct 2010
Type Conference
Year 2008
Where LREC
Authors Barry Haddow, Beatrice Alex
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