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Kyoungryol Kim Extracting Schedule Information from Korean

Table of Contents 1.Introduction 2.Methods and Experiments 3.Discussion 4.Schedule 2

Introduction 3

Goal  To extract schedule information, Meeting location and Speaker, automatically from 4 안녕하세요, 금주 수요일 오후 2 시 ~4 시에, 1 층 세미나실 에서 세미나를 진행합니다. CI LAB 과 TC LAB 이 공동으로 주관하는 세 미나이며, 지도교수님께서 참석하실 예정입 니다. 석사과정학생들은 꼭 참석바랍니다. 발표자는 김 아나톨리, 박광희 학생이니 준비 해주십시오. 문의사항은 박상원 학생에게 문 의바랍니다. 감사합니다. Location 1 층 세미나실 Speaker 김 아나톨리, 박광희 Extract

Methods and Experiments 5

Proposed Architecture 6 INPUT TEXT OUTPUT 안녕하세요, 다음주 랩미팅 공지입니 다. 7 월 19 일 목요일 오후 3 시에 29 동 106 호 시청각 실에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자는 김지영, 김도희, 조지윤 입니다. Meeting Location 29 동 106 호 시청각실 Speaker 김지영, 김도희, 조지윤 Relation-type Classifica- tion Tokenization 3 시 에 29 동 106 호 시청각실 에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자 는 김지영, 김도희, 조지윤 입니다 Template Generation 3 시 에 29 동 106 호 시청각실 에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자 는 김지영, 김도희, 조지윤 입니다 NER 3 시 에 29 B 동 I 106 I 호 I 시청각실 I 에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자 는 김지영 B, 김도희 B, 조지윤 B 입니다 3 시 에 29 동 106 호 시청각실 에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자 는 김지영, 김도희, 조지윤 입니다 Boundary Detection NE-type Classifica- tion Location Person isHeldAt hasSpeaker

Baseline system  [Min et al 2005] Information Extraction Using Context and Position  Corpus : 245 meeting announcement  Target : Attendee, Meeting Location, Time, Date  Performance (F-measure) :  Attendee : 36%, Meeting Location : 57%, Time : 92.5%, Date : 91%  Method  Sentence to LSP  NE Recognition  ME, NN, Pattern-selection  Instance Disambiguation  ML : Naive Bayes  Score calculation 7

Reference for NER tagging  [Lee et al. 2006] Fine-grained Named Entity Recognition using Conditional Random Fields for Question Answering  Performance :  Precision 85.8%, Recall 81.1%, F1 83.4%  Boundary tags : IBO2 model (B-I-O)  NE-classes : 147 types  Domain of Corpus:  Encyclopedia documents (Training : 8,037 docs, Test : 100 docs)  Features :  Lexical feature -2,-1,0,1,2  Suffix -2,-1,0,1,2  POStag -2,-1,0,1,2  POStag + length  Position of Morpheme in Eojeol (Start /Center /End)  NE dictionary (true or false) + length  NE dictionary feature (index) + length  15 regular expressions : [A-Z]*, [0-9]*, [0-9][0-9], [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9], [A-Za-z0-0]*, Boundary Detection (CRFs) 3 classes NE-type Classification (ME) 147 classes

NER - Boundary Detection  Boundary Tagset : IOB2  Features  Linguistic  {-2,-1,0,1,2} POS-level word, {-2,-1,0,1,2} POS-tag, POS-tag + length of the word  Orthographic : 18 types of the word  isKorean, isAlpha, isAlnum, 2DigitNum,...  Gazetteer :  Person/Location Pronoun dictionary (ETRI 99)  from Training corpus :  Heading words, Surrounding words, NE words  External resources :  Person : Chosun/Joins.com Person DB (64,042)  Location : Nate Local DB 35,335, Sigaji.com 8,193, Ofood 43,390 BusStop 19,431, Address,B/D 23,365, Subway 1,288, Hotel (Auction accomodation, hotelnjoy) 884, Country/Place name 11,946, School(Elementary~University) 21,957  Syntactic :  Position of the POS-level word in the chunk (relative:S/C/E, absolute)  Position of the chunk in the sentence (relative:S/SC/CE/E, absolute)  Position of the sentence in the document (relative:S/SC/CE/E, absolute)  TF-IDF 9 NER 3 시 에 29 B 동 I 106 I 호 I 시청각실 I 에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자 는 김지영 B, 김도희 B, 조지윤 B 입니다 3 시 에 29 동 106 호 시청각실 에서 합니다. 이번주 발표자 는 김지영, 김도희, 조지윤 입니다 Boundary Detection NE-type Classifica- tion Location Person NER

External Resources (1)  Location :  Shop Name (80,436)  Nate Local DB (3~10 chars.) (  Sigaji.com Shop DB (3~10 chars.) (  oFood (  Hotel Name (884)  Auction Accomodation (  Hotelnjoy (  Public Transportation (20,719)  Subway stations  Bus-Stop names  Address (from Zipcode DB) (23,365)  Si/do, Gu/gun, Dong/myun/ri, B/D names 10

External Resources (2)  Person  Chosun Person DB, Joins Person DB  64,042 people  Name combination feature from collected person DB.  assume length of the name is 3  # 1st char : 177, #2nd char : 351, #3rd char: 475  possible combinations : 29,510,325 e.g.) = 갈영남

Experiment : NER - Boundary Detection  Boundary Detection  948 s including 'Person' or 'Location'  CRFs Model, 10-fold cross validation, Exact Matching 12 B-tagI-tag Precision66.44%62.89% Recall56.89%78.81% F-measure61.29%69.96%

Discussion  Refining NE dictionary should be important  Discovering appropriate feature set from collected DB  Find more available database.  Data refinement :  splitting compound words using the word in the DB 13 한국방송공사 + 대전방송총사 한국방송통신대학교 + 광주전남지역대학

Schedule Plan  ~March 18:  Finish implementing NER module with NE type classification.  Performance evaluation comparing with Dr.Lee's NER on our corpus.  ~March 25:  Finish implementing relation type extraction module.  ~March 31:  System refinement.  Start to writing paper. 14