Information extraction for user's utterance processing on ubiquitous robot companion

  • Authors:
  • Hanmin Jung;Choong-Nyong Seon;Jae Hong Kim;Joo Chan Sohn;Won-Kyung Sung;Dong-In Park

  • Affiliations:
  • Information System Division, KISTI, Taejeon, Korea;Research Institute, DiQuest Inc, Korea;Knowledge and Inference Research Team, ETRI, Korea;Knowledge and Inference Research Team, ETRI, Korea;Information System Division, KISTI, Taejeon, Korea;Information System Division, KISTI, Taejeon, Korea

  • Venue:
  • NLDB'05 Proceedings of the 10th international conference on Natural Language Processing and Information Systems
  • Year:
  • 2005

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Abstract

Information Extraction originally tries to statically acquire information from various formatted documents in accordance with user-defined schema. Further, it can expand its application areas into the processing of purposeful user's utterance in natural language including various linguistic phenomena such as syntactic transformation and colloquial expression with frequently omitted words/phrases. We basically adopt verified lexico-semantic framework to obtain meaningful information from user's utterance and divide extraction phase into the two: the first is to extract and revise arguments and the other is to extract a predicate, which is an utterance meaning type of the input sentence.