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Named entity recognition using point prediction and active learning
Named entity recognition (NER) research has been spreading into specialty domains. A specialty domain corpus is smaller than a general domain corpus. Moreover, annotating a specialty domain corpus is more expensive than annotating a general corpus. Therefore, in this paper, we introduce a model that uses point-wise prediction and active learning to achieve a high extraction performance even in a small annotation corpus. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach through a simulation of active learning.