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| − | '''Extracting Context-Rich Entailment Rules from Wikipedia Revision History''' - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Elena Cabrio, Bernardo Magnini and Angelina Ivanova. | + | '''Extracting Context-Rich Entailment Rules from Wikipedia Revision History''' - scientific work related to [[Wikipedia quality]] published in 2012, written by [[Elena Cabrio]], [[Bernardo Magnini]] and [[Angelina Ivanova]]. |
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| − | Recent work on Textual Entailment has shown a crucial role of knowledge to support entailment inferences. However, it has also been demonstrated that currently available entailment rules are still far from being optimal. Authors propose a methodology for the automatic acquisition of large scale context-rich entailment rules from Wikipedia revisions, taking advantage of the syntactic structure of entailment pairs to define the more appropriate linguistic constraints for the rule to be successfully applicable. Authors report on rule acquisition experiments on Wikipedia, showing that it enables the creation of an innovative (i.e. acquired rules are not present in other available resources) and good quality rule repository. | + | Recent work on Textual Entailment has shown a crucial role of knowledge to support entailment inferences. However, it has also been demonstrated that currently available entailment rules are still far from being optimal. Authors propose a methodology for the automatic acquisition of large scale context-rich entailment rules from [[Wikipedia]] revisions, taking advantage of the syntactic structure of entailment pairs to define the more appropriate linguistic constraints for the rule to be successfully applicable. Authors report on rule acquisition experiments on Wikipedia, showing that it enables the creation of an innovative (i.e. acquired rules are not present in other available resources) and good quality rule repository. |
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Extracting Context-Rich Entailment Rules from Wikipedia Revision History - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Elena Cabrio, Bernardo Magnini and Angelina Ivanova.
Overview
Recent work on Textual Entailment has shown a crucial role of knowledge to support entailment inferences. However, it has also been demonstrated that currently available entailment rules are still far from being optimal. Authors propose a methodology for the automatic acquisition of large scale context-rich entailment rules from Wikipedia revisions, taking advantage of the syntactic structure of entailment pairs to define the more appropriate linguistic constraints for the rule to be successfully applicable. Authors report on rule acquisition experiments on Wikipedia, showing that it enables the creation of an innovative (i.e. acquired rules are not present in other available resources) and good quality rule repository.
