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Towards Extracting Absolute Event Timelines From English Clinical Reports
Temporal information extraction is a challenging but important area of automatic natural language understanding.
Natural Language Understanding
Temporal Information Extraction
A Survey on Temporal Reasoning for Temporal Information Extraction from Text (Extended Abstract)
Time is deeply woven into how people perceive, and communicate about the world.
Natural Language Understanding
Temporal Information Extraction
Binary and Multitask Classification Model for Dutch Anaphora Resolution: Die/Dat Prediction
Drawing on previous research conducted on neural context-dependent dt-mistake correction models (Heyman et al. 2018), this study constructs the first neural network model for Dutch demonstrative and relative pronoun resolution that specifically focuses on the correction and part-of-speech prediction of these two pronouns.
Temporal Information Extraction by Predicting Relative Time-lines
The current leading paradigm for temporal information extraction from text consists of three phases: (1) recognition of events and temporal expressions, (2) recognition of temporal relations among them, and (3) time-line construction from the temporal relations.
Word-Level Loss Extensions for Neural Temporal Relation Classification
In this work, we extend our classification model's task loss with an unsupervised auxiliary loss on the word-embedding level of the model.
A Flexible and Easy-to-use Semantic Role Labeling Framework for Different Languages
This paper presents a flexible and open source framework for deep semantic role labeling.
KULeuven-LIIR at SemEval-2017 Task 12: Cross-Domain Temporal Information Extraction from Clinical Records
In this paper, we describe the system of the KULeuven-LIIR submission for Clinical TempEval 2017.
Structured Learning for Temporal Relation Extraction from Clinical Records
We propose a scalable structured learning model that jointly predicts temporal relations between events and temporal expressions (TLINKS), and the relation between these events and the document creation time (DCTR).
