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| • | Currently,
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| entered through a web |
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| form
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things help: (i) |
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| recognizing
entities, e.g. |
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| people)
already in the database and (ii) text |
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| classification |
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| • | Goal:
become for research talks what NEC CiteSeer is |
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research papers |
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| – | Focused
search engine to collect talk announcements in text or |
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| HTML
or marked up in a partially understood ontology. |
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| – | Information
extraction using LMCO’s Aerotext to extract |
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| relevant
talk parameters and enter into database |
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