Dependency networks extractions from textual sources — A case study in criminology

M. Trovati
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The identification and assessment of data is one of the crucial challenges within any scientific discipline. Due to the size, complexity of data, and its internal contradictory information, there are several challenges, which need to be fully addressed to ensure the advance of Data Science and its applications. This work focuses on an automatic approach to extract, identify and discover knowledge focusing on the creation on Dependency Networks (DN). These are powerful modelling tools to navigate throughout data and allow to determine how concepts influence one another. The main motivation of this work is to propose a method to facilitate the decision making and knowledge discovery process. The validation of the proposed approach will demonstrate the potential of this work, specifically focussing on Criminology.
依赖网络从文本来源提取-犯罪学案例研究
数据的识别和评估是任何科学学科的关键挑战之一。由于数据的规模、复杂性及其内部矛盾的信息,存在一些挑战,需要充分解决,以确保数据科学及其应用的进步。这项工作的重点是一种自动提取、识别和发现知识的方法,重点是在依赖网络(DN)上创建知识。这些都是强大的建模工具,可以在数据中导航,并允许确定概念如何相互影响。这项工作的主要动机是提出一种促进决策和知识发现过程的方法。所提议的方法的验证将证明这项工作的潜力,特别是侧重于犯罪学。
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