Oracle International Corporation

Shrihari Amarendra Bhat

Sameer Arun Joshi

Samarjeet Singh Tomar

Ravi Ranjan

Harendra Kumar Mishra

'Semi-supervised' machine learning relies on less human input than a supervised algorithm to train a machine learning algorithm to perform entity recognition (NER). Starting with a known entity value or known pattern value for a specific entity type, phrases in a training data corpus are identified that include the known entity value. Context-value patterns are generated to match selected phrases that include the known entity value. One or more context-value patterns may be validated based on human input. The validated patterns identify additional entity values. A subset of the additional entity values may also be validated based on human input. Occurrences of validated entity values may be labeled in the training corpus. Sample phrases from the labeled training dataset may be extracted to form a reduced-size training set for a supervised machine learning model which may be further used in production to label data for any named entity recognition application.

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Shrihari Amarendra Bhat