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An ontology-driven rote extractor for pattern disambiguation
In this paper, we describe an ontology-driven pattern disambiguation process for Rote Extractors. Our approach can generate lexical patterns for a particular relation from unrestricted text. Then patterns can be used to recognize concepts, which have the same relation in other text. We test our experiments with/without the ontology. The results show that our approach can dramatically improve the performance of existing pattern-based Rote Extractors.