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View all- Weir CSilk B(1992)Paramax Systems CorporationProceedings of the 4th conference on Message understanding10.3115/1072064.1072100(242-252)Online publication date: 16-Jun-1992
Unisys: MUC-3 test results and analysis
Pages 112 - 115
Abstract
The Unisys MUC-3 system is based on a three-tiered approach to text processing in which a novel and quite powerful <u>knowledge-based</u> form of information retrieval plays a central role. The main components of this approach are as follows:A Keyword-Based Information Retrieval Component.This component predicts the occurrence of types of events in texts based on the presence of key words and phrases.
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Tim Finin, Robin McEntire, Carl Weir, and Barry Silk. A three-tiered approach to natural language text retrieval. In Proceedings of the AAAI workshop on Natural Language Text Retrieval, Los Angeles, July 1991.
[2]
NOSC. Muc Scoring Manual, 1991. Manual prepared for use in the Darpa-sponsored Third Message Understanding Conference (MUC-3).
[3]
Carl Weir, Tim Finin, Barry Silk, Marcia Linebarger, and Robin McEntire. Knowledge-based strategies for robust text-understanding. The Eighth Annual Intelligence Community AI/Advance Computing Symposium, March 1991.
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May 1991
357 pages
ISBN:1558602364
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Association for Computational Linguistics
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Published: 21 May 1991
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