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What did you Mention? A Large Scale Mention Detection Benchmark for Spoken and Written Text

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arxiv 1801.07507 v3 pith:M67WWQQE submitted 2018-01-23 cs.CL

Yosi Mass , Lili Kotlerman , Shachar Mirkin , Elad Venezian , Gera Witzling , Noam Slonim This is my paper · ORCID
classification cs.CL
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We describe a large, high-quality benchmark for the evaluation of Mention Detection tools. The benchmark contains annotations of both named entities as well as other types of entities, annotated on different types of text, ranging from clean text taken from Wikipedia, to noisy spoken data. The benchmark was built through a highly controlled crowd sourcing process to ensure its quality. We describe the benchmark, the process and the guidelines that were used to build it. We then demonstrate the results of a state-of-the-art system running on that benchmark.

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