KE4IR: Knowledge Extraction for Information Retrieval
author: Marco Rospocher,
Bruno Kessler Foundation
published: July 28, 2016, recorded: June 2016, views: 1695
published: July 28, 2016, recorded: June 2016, views: 1695
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Document retrieval is the task of returning relevant textual resources for a given user query. In this paper, we investigate whether the semantic analysis of the query and the documents, obtained exploiting state-of-the-art Natural Language Processing techniques (e.g., Entity Linking, Frame Detection) and Semantic Web resources (e.g., YAGO, DBpedia), can improve the performances of the traditional term-based similarity approach. Our experiments, conducted on a recently released document collection, show that Mean Average Precision (MAP) increases of 3.5 % points when combining textual and semantic analysis, thus suggesting that semantic content can effectively improve the performances of Information Retrieval systems.
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