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Evaluating the Reliability and Interaction of Recursively Used Feature Classes for Terminology Extraction

2017-04-01 · EACL 2017 4 · Anna H{\"a}tty, Michael Dorna, Sabine Schulte im Walde

Feature design and selection is a crucial aspect when treating terminology extraction as a machine learning classification problem. We designed feature classes which characterize different properties of terms based on distributions, and propose a new feature class for components of term candidates. By using random forests, we infer optimal features which are later used to build decision tree classifiers. We evaluate our method using the ACL RD-TEC dataset. We demonstrate the importance of the novel feature class for downgrading termhood which exploits properties of term components. Furthermore, our classification suggests that the identification of reliable term candidates should be performed successively, rather than just once.

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