Hi All,
in my recent studies I learned that KIM annotates in the text entities already
present in the KB.
If I want to annotate in the text entities that are not in the KB, for example
I want that a new Person presents in a text (e.g. James Blunt) is annotated
like Singer (which is a my class
Hi All,
in my recent studies I learned that KIM annotates in the text entities already
present in the KB.
If I want to annotate in the text entities that are not in the KB, for example
I want that a new Person presents in a text (e.g. James Blunt) is annotated
like Singer (which is a my class
Hi Enzo,
Your english is perfect!
First of all, there is a big chance, that the name in the text is
recognized as a Person. Several different approaches are used for this
purpose. First, there may be an exact match of course with a known
person from the KB (Knowledge Base). Several other
Hi Valentina,
Thank you for your big interest in KIM.
You can find the information you need in this post -
http://www.mail-archive.com/kim-discussion@ontotext.com/msg00476.html .
Good luck,
Philip
Valentina De Vivo wrote:
Hi All,
in my recent studies I learned that KIM annotates in the