Experiments Faerie: Efficient Filtering Algorithms for Approximate Dictionary-based Entity Extraction Entity Extraction A Document An Efficient Filter.

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Experiments Faerie: Efficient Filtering Algorithms for Approximate Dictionary-based Entity Extraction Entity Extraction A Document An Efficient Filter for Approximate Membership Checking. Venkaee shga Kamunshik kabarati, Dong Xin, Surauijt ChadhuriSIGMOD Approximate Entity Extraction #1: Data in real world is dirty ed: minimum # of single- character transformations Surauijt Chadhuri Surajit Chaudhuri #2: Improve extraction quality Problem Definition Given a dictionary of entities E = {e 1, e 2,..., e n }, a document D, a similarity function, and a threshold, it finds all “similar” pairs with respect to the given function and threshold, where s is a substring of D and e i ∈ E. Guoliang Li, Dong Deng, Jianhua Feng Department of Computer Science, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China Heap-based Filtering Algorithms Inverted Index Structure Copyright © 2011, Database Research Group, Tsinghua University A Dictionary of Entities 1 Dong Xin 2 Surajit Chaudhuri Entity Extraction Locate entities from the document e.g., Dong Xin #3: Many real applications  Information retrieval  Molecular biology  Bioinformatics  Natural language processing IDEntitiesLength 1kaushik ch10 2chakrabarti11 3chaudhuri8 4venkatesh8 5surajit ch9 Entities Document An example result with ed threshold 1 an efficient filter for approximate membership checking. venkaee shga kamunshik kabarati, dong xin, surauijt chadhurisigmod. Compared with ISH (Jaccard Similarity/Edit Similarity) Implemented in C++; Ubuntu: Intel Core 2 X GHz CPU and 4 GB RAM. ed=3 Transform different similarities to the overlap similarity (|e∩s|). If e and s are similar, then |e∩s| >=T, where T is different from different similarity functions. Unified Framework If s is similar to e, # of tokens in s should be in [ ⊥ e, T e ] Valid substring: ⊥ e ≤|s|≤ T e A Valid Substring surauijt_ch 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 3, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5 T=tau*q=3*2=6 3 =6 it’s candidate Single-heap-based method: 1: Build an inverted index for all entities. 2: Construct a single heap for the document. 3: Adjust the heap, using a set of arrays to count the occurrence number of each entity in each valid substring. 4: Verify the candidates. Multi-heap-based method: 1: Build an inverted index for all entities. 2: Construct a heap for each substring in D. 3: Count the occurrence number of the top entity on the heap. Then adjust the heap, add the next entity to the heap and repeat. 4: Verify the candidates. Improving The Single-heap-based Method Lazy-Count: Use T l instead of T, which only depends on |e| and the threshold. We can use it on single-heap-based method to do pruning. Bucket-Count: We can divide the elements in Pe into two buckets and utilize lazy-count pruning if their position difference is larger than Te –T l. PePe Batch-Count: If T l ≤ |Pe[i···j]| ≤ e and ⊥ e≤ |D[p i ···p j ]| ≤ e, Pe[i···j] is a candidate window. A valid substring must contain a candidate window if it’s similar to e. Finding Candidate Windows Efficiently Binary Span: We can do a binary search between j and i+e–1 and directly span to the last window. Binary Shift: We can do a binary search to find the first possible candidate window after the current window Compared with NGPP Datasetss single-heap vs multi-heap Scalability Inverted index for entities: (1) tokens or q-grams; (2 ) ids of entities that contain them