Re: A Newbie Question - Matching Two Texts
- From: "Ted Dunning" <ted.dunning@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 14:15:44 GMT
Entity extraction is viable for some applications.
You have to be willing to accept a significant error rate. This is a
show stopper for some situations, but a non-issue in others.
You also have to be willing to put a fair bit of work into tuning and
re-tuning your application. Named entity extractors are currently very
domain specific and need a fair bit of hand-holding. For low to
moderate volume situations, it can even be cheaper to do the task by
hand. Only for high-volume and (error tolerant or high-value)
applications is named entity extraction a very plausible option.
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