An extraction technique of place-related words based on an association mechanism
by Seiji Tsuchiya, Eriko Yoshimura, Hirokazu Watabe, Tsukasa Kawaoka, Ren Fuji
International Journal of Knowledge Engineering and Soft Data Paradigms (IJKESDP), Vol. 2, No. 1, 2010

Abstract: We are conducting research on the development of an intelligent robot that can converse naturally with people. Humans manipulate smooth communications by retrieving, understanding and judging several common sense concepts from conversations consciously or unconsciously. In this paper, we focus on the expression of the place from such common sense concepts. We propose a technique which is able to associate the person and thing existing in the place and the event done on the place from the word expressing the place based on an association mechanism. F-measure of the place subject and place object was 88.0% and 84.3% respectively. The average F-measure of both was 86.2%. Moreover, result of proposed technique was 37.7% better than result of a traditional technique which used case frame dictionary. These results show that proposed technique was effective and the place judgement system has achieved a judgement similar to human's sense.

Online publication date: Thu, 17-Dec-2009

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