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Petrescu, Stefan (author)
Modern systems generate a tremendous amount of data, making manual investigations infeasible, hence requiring automating the process of analysis. However, running automated log analysis pipelines is far from straightforward, due to the changing nature of software ecosystems caused by the constant need to adapt to user requirements. In practice,...
master thesis 2022
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Mesbah, S. (author)
Named Entity Recognition (NER) is an essential information retrieval task. It enables a wide range of natural language processing applications such as semantic search, machine translation, etc. The NER can be formulated as the task of identifying and typing words or phrases in a text that refers to certain classes of interest (e.g., disease,...
doctoral thesis 2020
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Meijer, Steven (author), Haveman, Yannick (author)
In this paper, we will explain how our research into a classified field resulted in the creation of an entity recognizer that can recognize 10 different characteristics, and an intent classifier which is able to classify 21 different intents and automatically generate a response to incoming emails. This is all done within legal and ethical...
bachelor thesis 2019
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Vliegenthart, Daniƫl (author)
Named Entity Recognition (NER) for rare long-tail entities as e.g. often found in domain-specific scientific publications is a challenging task, as typically the extensive training data and test data for fine-tuning NER algorithms is lacking. Recent approaches presented promising solutions relying on training NER algorithms in a iterative...
master thesis 2018
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