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Pensiri MANOMAISUPAT Terminology for Information Extraction Application

Information Extraction and Multimedia Group Dept. of Computing, School of Electronics and Physical Sciences, University of Surrey. Pensiri MANOMAISUPAT Terminology for Information Extraction Application.

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Pensiri MANOMAISUPAT Terminology for Information Extraction Application

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  1. Information Extraction and Multimedia Group Dept. of Computing, School of Electronics and Physical Sciences, University of Surrey Pensiri MANOMAISUPAT Terminology for Information Extraction Application Terminology concerns the study to understand behaviour between terms and how to use abstract concept to organise terms in a specific domain. Terminology was mainly used for translation, but my research is to use terminology for information extraction in arbitrary domains. This involves building a terminology database (TDB) to organise terms, to represent relationship between terms and concepts in a given domain.TDB was designed following the International Organization for Standardization ISO 12620-computer applications in terminology--data categories. • Publications • K. Ahmad, P. C. F. de Oliveira, P. Manomaisupat, M. Casey and T. Taskaya. “Description of Events: An Analysis of Keywords and Indexical Names”, LREC 2002, Las Palmas, Spain, June 2002. • L. Gillam, K. Ahmad, S. Ahmad, M. Casey, D. Cheng, T.Taskaya, P.C.F. de Oliveira, P. Manomaisupat. “Economic News and Stock Market Correlation: A Study of the UK Market”, Workshop at the International Conference on Terminology and Knowledge Engineering, Nancy, France, August 2002. This work has been funded by the EU co-funded project Generic Information-based Decision Assistant (GIDA IST-2000-31123).

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