Difference between revisions of "Acronym Guide - RTE Users"

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Latest revision as of 10:39, 22 December 2009

Participants* Campaign Version Specific usage description Evaluations / Comments
BIU RTE5 Used in the search task, together with BADC, to create the new resource Abbr No ablation test performed
Siel_09 RTE5 The acronyms are expanded using the acronym database, so the acronyms are also matched with the expanded acronyms, and entailment is predicted accordingly. Ex: UK United Kingdom Ablation test performed. Null impact of the resource both on two-way and on three-way task.
UAIC RTE5 Acronym resolution. The resource has been expanded by a rule that consider for expressions like Xaaaa Ybbbb Zcccc the acronym XYZ, regardless of length of text with this form Ablation test performed. Positive impact of the acronym module: +0.17% on two-way, +0.16% on three-way task.
UAIC RTE4 Ablation test performed: +0.3% precision on two-way task
UAIC RTE3 Ablation test performed: +0.75% precision on two-way task
Total: 5


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