Robert Boschgmbh

Yifan He

Zhe Feng

Lin Zhao

Kui Xu

Haibo Ding

An automatic terminology linking system includes a candidate generator configured to identify candidate nodes for each terminology that is to be linked to a node of the knowledge base. A pseudo-candidate generator is configured to identify pseudo-candidate nodes for candidate-less terminologies. A candidate scorer is configured to respectively score the candidate nodes and the pseudo-candidate nodes by collective inference using occurrence statistics and co-occurrence statistics for these nodes. The pseudo-candidate generator is configured to identify knowledge base nodes that are semantically-related to candidate-less terminology as the pseudo-candidate nodes for the candidate-less terminology.

System and method for domain-independent terminology linking

A method of automatically generating a terminology definition knowledge base (KB) includes mapping each word in a word sequence to a real value dense vector using dense vector representations. The word sequence is then processed using a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model to identify whether the word sequence includes a terminology definition and to label the word sequence with a label indicating whether a terminology definition exists within the word sequence. The word sequence is then processed using a Conditional Random Field (CRF) model to identify boundaries of the terminology definition in the word sequence. The terminology definition is then extracted and added to the terminology definition KB.

System and method for domain- and language-independent definition extraction using deep neural networks

A method for automated aspect-based sentiment analysis includes parsing reviews from a first domain to generate rhetorical structure trees and extracting rhetorical rules from the rhetorical structure trees, each rhetorical rule including a path extracted from at least one span in at least one of the rhetorical structure trees associated with a probability that the path corresponds to a positive or negative sentiment based on annotation data. The method further includes parsing reviews from a second domain to generate a second plurality of rhetorical structure trees, generating training data that associates at least one aspect in the review from the second domain with a sentiment associated with a rhetorical rule in the plurality of rhetorical rules, and training a classifier to identify sentiments in reviews from the second domain using the second plurality of reviews and the training data.

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