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  • Development and Evaluation of Three Named Entity Recognition Systems for Serbian - The Case of Personal Names

    Branislava Šandrih, Cvetana Krstev, Ranka Stanković (2019)
    In this paper we present a rule- and lexicon-based system for the recognition of Named Entities (NE) in Serbian news paper texts that was used to prepare a gold standard annotated with personal names. It was further used to prepare training sets for four different levels of annota tion, which were further used to train two Named Entity Recognition (NER) sys tems: Stanford and spaCy. All obtained models, together with a rule- and lexicon based system were evaluated on ...
    NER, Named Entity Recognition Systems, Serbian, Personal Names
    ... Three Named Entity Recognition Systems for Serbian - The Case of Personal Names Branislava Šandrih, Cvetana Krstev, Ranka Stanković Дигитални репозиторијум Рударско-геолошког факултета Универзитета у Београду [ДР РГФ] Development and Evaluation of Three Named Entity Recognition Systems for Serbian ...
    ... 2016. Evaluating and Combining Name Entity Recogni- tion Systems. In Proceedings of the Sixth Named Entity Workshop, joint with 54th ACL. pages 21–27. Cvetana Krstev, Ivan Obradović, Miloš Utvić, and Duško Vitas. 2014. A System for Named En- tity Recognition Based on Local Grammars. Jour- nal of ...
    ... 1060–1068, Varna, Bulgaria, Sep 2–4, 2019. https://doi.org/10.26615/978-954-452-056-4_122 1060 Development and Evaluation of Three Named Entity Recognition Systems for Serbian - The Case of Personal Names Branislava Šandrih University of Belgrade Faculty of Philology Belgrade, Serbia branislava ...

  • Distant Reading in Digital Humanities: Case Study on the Serbian Part of the ELTeC Collection

    Ranka Stanković, Cvetana Krstev, Branislava Šandrih Todorović, Duško Vitas, Mihailo Škorić, Milica Ikonić Nešić (2022)
    In this paper we present the Serbian part of the ELTeC multilingual corpus of novels written in the time period 1840-1920. The corpus is being built in order to test various distant reading methods and tools with the aim of re-thinking the European literary history. We present the various steps that led to the production of the Serbian sub-collection: the novel selection and retrieval, text preparation, structural annotation, POS-tagging, lemmatization and named entity recognition. The Serbian sub-collection was published ...
    Corpus, Distant Reading, Digital Humanities, Linked Data, Named Entity Recognition, Text Analytics

  • From ELTeC Text Collection Metadata and Named Entities to Linked-data (and Back)

    Milica Ikonić Nešić, Ranka Stanković, Christof Schöch and Mihailo Škorić (2022)
    In this paper we present the wikification of the ELTeC (European Literary Text Collection), developed within the COST Action ``Distant Reading for European Literary History'' (CA16204). ELTeC is a multilingual corpus of novels written in the time period 1840—1920, built to apply distant reading methods and tools to explore the European literary history. We present the pipeline that led to the production of the linked dataset, the novels’ metadata retrieval and named entity recognition, transformation, mapping and Wikidata population, ...
    Wikidata, linked data, SPARQL, distant reading, literary corpus, named entity linking, ELTeC

  • Serbian NER&Beyond: The Archaic and the Modern Intertwinned

    Branislava Šandrih Todorović, Cvetana Krstev, Ranka Stanković, Milica Ikonić Nešić (2021)
    U ovom radu predstavljamo srpski književni korpus koji se razvija pod okriljem COST Akcije „Distant Reading for European Literary History” CA16204. Koristeći ovaj korpus romana napisanih pre više od jednog veka, razvili smo i učinili javno dostupnim Sistem za prepoznavanje imenovanih entiteta (NER) obučen da prepozna 7 različitih tipova imenovanih entiteta, sa konvolucionom neuronskom mrežom (CNN), koja ima F1 rezultat od ≈91% na test skupu podataka. Ovaj model je dalje ocenjen na posebnom skupu podataka za evaluaciju. Završavamo poređenje ...
    ... Language Resources As- sociation. Ridong Jiang, Rafael E Banchs, and Haizhou Li. 2016. Evaluating and Combining Name Entity Recognition Systems. In Proceedings of the 6th Named Entity Workshop, pages 21–27. Cvetana Krstev. 2008. Processing of Serbian. Au- tomata, Texts and Electronic Dictionaries. Fa- ...
    ... ries. Prace Filologiczne, 63:279–292. Branislava Šandrih, Cvetana Krstev, and Ranka Stanković. 2019. Development and Evaluation of Three Named Entity Recognition Systems for Serbian - The Case of Personal Names. In Pro- ceedings of the International Conference on Re- cent Advances in Natural Language Processing ...
    ... Marieke van Erp. 2019. Evaluating Named Entity Recognition To- ols for Extracting Social Networks from Novels. PeerJ Computer Science, 5:e189. Francesca Frontini, Carmen Brando, Joanna Bys- zuk, Ioana Galleron, Diana Santos, and Ranka Stanković. 2020. Named Entity Recognition for Distant Reading in ELTeC ...

  • A System for Named Entity Recognition Based on Local Grammars

    Krstev Cvetana, Obradović Ivan, Utvić Miloš, Vitas Duško (2014)

  • Serbian ELTeC Sub-Collection in Wikidata

    Milica Ikonić Nešić, Ranka Stanković, Biljana Rujević (2021)
    This paper presents an example of integration of Wikidata with digital libraries and external systems, as well as some best practices for speeding up the process of data preparation and import to Wikidata, on the use case of SrpELTeC, Serbian subcollection of the ELTeC multilingual collection (European Literary Text Collection). After preliminary work on the manual Wikidata population with SrpELTeC novels, the goal was to automate the process of preparing and importing information, so different solutions were analysed and ...
    Википодаци, удаљенои читање, књижевни корпус, повезивање именованих ентитета, ELTeC, SrpELTeC

  • Indexing of textual databases based on lexical resources: A case study for Serbian

    Ranka Stanković, Cvetana Krstev, Ivan Obradović, Olivera Kitanović (2015)
    In this paper we describe an approach to improvement of information retrieval results for large textual databases by pre-indexing documents using bag-of-words and Named Entity Recognition. The approach was applied on a database of geological projects financed by the Republic of Serbia in the last half century. Each document within this database is described by metadata, consisting of several fields such as title, domain, keywords, abstract, geographical location and the like. A bag of words was produced from these ...
    ... librarianship, etc. Geology is insufficiently covered — SWN presently contains only 157 synsets from this domain.4 Named Entity Recognition. According to [13] the term “Named Entity” (NE) usually refers to names of persons, locations and organizations, and numeric expressions including, time, date ...
    ... NE hierarchy in our Named Entity Recognition (NER) system consists of five top-level types: persons, organizations, locations, amounts, and temporal expressions, each of them having one or more levels of sub-types. Our tagging strategy allows nesting, which means that a named entity can be nested within ...
    ... Conference, GWC 2014. pp. 55–62. Tartu, Estonia (2014) 13. Nadeau, D., Sekine, S.: A Survey of Named Entity Recognition and Classification. In: Sekine, S., Ranchhod, E. (eds.) Named Entities: Recognition, Classification and Use, pp. 3–28. John Benjamins Pub. Co., Amsterdam/Philadelphia (2009) 14. Salton ...

  • Development of Open Educational Resources (OER) for Natural Language Processing

    Cvetana Krstev, Biljana Lazić, Ranka Stanković, Giovanni Schiuma, Miladin Kotorčević (2015)
    In this paper we present the development of an online course at the edX BAEKTEL platform named “Lexical Recognition in the Natural Language Processing (NLP)”. It is based on the course of the same name for PhD studies at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology. There are not many courses in Computational Linguistics (CL) on OER platforms, and there is none in Serbian either for CL or NLP. We have developed this course in order to improve this ...
    E-Learning, Open Educational Resources, Computational Linguistics, Lexical Resources, edX
    ... construction of grammars for shallow parsing. The illustration of context use is presented by recognition of one named entity class. 9. The problems and solutions of multi-word unit (MWU) recognition are presented with emphasis on e-dictionaries of nominal MWUs, particularly their inflection ...
    ... transformation. Each graph in a cascade is a transducer that transforms a text. A graph that follows works on this transformed input. A full Named Entity Recognition System for Serbian is presented as an illustration. Didactic criteria Course combines different types of learning materials having ...
    ... sentiment analysis and semantics, discourse, machine translation, regular expressions, language models, text classification, and name entity recognition. All of them combine textual and video lectures with quizzes and assignments for self-evaluation. There are also courses in Italian ...

  • Improving Document Retrieval in Large Domain Specific Textual Databases Using Lexical Resources

    Ranka Stanković, Cvetana Krstev, Ivan Obradović, Olivera Kitanović (2017)
    Large collections of textual documents represent an example of big data that requires the solution of three basic problems: the representation of documents, the representation of information needs and the matching of the two representations. This paper outlines the introduction of document indexing as a possible solution to document representation. Documents within a large textual database developed for geological projects in the Republic of Serbia for many years were indexed using methods developed within digital humanities: bag-of-words and named ...
    ... MWU lem- mas. Approximately 28.5% of these lemmas represent proper names: personal, geopolitical, organizational, etc. Named Entity Recognition. According to [19] the term “Named Entity” (NE) usually refers to names of persons, locations and organizations, and numeric expressions including, time, date ...
    ... hierarchy in our Named Entity Recognition (NER) system consists of five top-level types: persons, organizations, locations, amounts, and tempo- ral expressions, each of them having one or more levels of sub-types. Our tag- ging strategy allows nesting, which means that a named entity can be nested within ...
    ... y rich language. J. Intell. Inf. Syst. 1–22, to appear 19. Nadeau, D., Sekine, S.: A survey of named entity recognition and classification. In: Sekine, S., Ranchhod, E. (eds.) Named Entities: Recognition, Classification and Use, pp. 3–28. John Benjamins Publishing Company, Amsterdam (2009) 20. Rehm ...

  • It-Sr-NER: Web Services for Recognizing and Linking Named Entities in Text and Displaying Them on a Web Map

    Olja Perišić, Ranka Stanković, Milica Ikonić Nešić, Mihailo Škorić (2023)
    The paper will present the results of the project `“It-Sr-NER: Web services for named entities recognition, linking and mapping,” in which teams from the University of Turin and the Society for Language Resources and Technologies JeRTeh participated, and whose goal was the development of the It-Sr-NER web service for named entity annotations in the text and displaying them on the map. Named entities in these services are names of persons, places, organizations, demonyms (ethnicities), events and works of art.
    General Engineering

  • Rule-based Automatic Multi-word Term Extraction and Lemmatization

    Ranka Stanković, Cvetana Krstev, Ivan Obradović, Biljana Lazić, Aleksandra Trtovac (2016)
    In this paper we present a rule-based method for multi-word term extraction that relies on extensive lexical resources in the form of electronic dictionaries and finite-state transducers for modelling various syntactic structures of multi-word terms. The same technology is used for lemmatization of extracted multi-word terms, which is unavoidable for highly inflected languages in order to pass extracted data to evaluators and subsequently to terminological e-dictionaries and databases. The approach is illustrated on a corpus of Serbian texts from ...
    term extraction, terminology, multi-word units, lemmatization, finite-state transducers
    ... because linguistic resources and tools they used were underdeveloped. In (Małyszko et al., 2015) authors lemmatize multiword entity names (organization names and similar named entities found in a corpus of legislative acts) by using rules generated on the basis of corpora analysis. For tackling ...
    ... Granada: University of Granada, pp. 81--89. Malyszko, J., Abramowicz, W., Filipowska, A., & Wagner, T. (2015). Lemmatization of Multi-Word Entity Named for Polish Language Using Rules Automatically Generated Based on the Corpus Analysis. In Proc. of 7th Language & Technology Conference 2015, ...
    ... and Knowledge Engineering, 2009. NLP-KE 2009, pp. 1--8. Broda, B., Derwojedowa, M., and Piasecki, M. (2008). Recognition of structured collocations in an inflective language. Systems Science, 34, pp. 27--36. Chen, J., Yeh, C. H., and Chau, R. (2006). A multi-word term extraction system. PRICAI ...

  • Terminological and lexical resources used to provide open multilingual educational resources

    Biljana Lazić, Danica Seničić, Aleksandra Tomašević, Bojan Zlatić (2016)
    Open educational resources (OER) within BAEKTEL (Blending Academic and Entrepreneurial Knowledge in Technology enhanced learning) network will be available in different languages, mostly in the languages of Western Balkans, Russian and English. University of Belgrade (UB) hosts a central repository based on: BAEKTEL Metadata Portal (BMP), terminological web application for management, browse and search of terminological resources, web services for linguistic support (query expansion, information retrieval, OER indexing, etc.), annotation of selected resources and OER repository on local edX ...
    otvoreni obrazovni resursi, leksički resursi, obrada prirodnih jezika, terminologija
    ... fs4v. The first part of entry is a lemma: učiteljica. N is a sign noun (part of speech), 651 is an inflectional class, +Hum is a marker for human entity and +GM is a marker for gender. After that, there is a part of entry for grammatical categories. F is gender feminine, s is sign for number - singular ...
    ... singular, nominative case and animate. Akušer is also male, singular, nominative case and animate noun. There are markers for a compound noun and human entity. According to data from 2014, Serbian morphological dictionary of simple words consists of 133,361 lemmas. Their production is 4,581,657word forms ...
    ... culinary etc.). 5. TERMINOLOGY EXTRACTION Bearing in mind rapid changes in scientific domains and new terms production, automatic terminology recognition and extraction has become an important task. The extracted terms are then included in ontologies. Even though attention has been raised to the ...

  • Managing mining project documentation using human language technology

    Aleksandra Tomašević, Ranka Stanković, Miloš Utvić, Ivan Obradović, Božo Kolonja (2018)
    Purpose: This paper aims to develop a system, which would enable efficient management and exploitation of documentation in electronic form, related to mining projects, with information retrieval and information extraction (IE) features, using various language resources and natural language processing. Design/methodology/approach: The system is designed to integrate textual, lexical, semantic and terminological resources, enabling advanced document search and extraction of information. These resources are integrated with a set of Web services and applications, for different user profiles and use-cases. Findings: The ...
    Digital libraries, Information retrieval, Data mining, Human language technologies, Project documentation

  • Production information system of the Pljevlja coal mine

    Božo Kolonja, Ranka Stanković, Filip Vuković (2018)

  • Machine Learning and Deep Neural Network-Based Lemmatization and Morphosyntactic Tagging for Serbian

    Ranka Stanković, Branislava Šandrih, Cvetana Krstev, Miloš Utvić, Mihailo Škorić (2020)
    The training of new tagger models for Serbian is primarily motivated by the enhancement of the existing tagset with the grammatical category of a gender. The harmonization of resources that were manually annotated within different projects over a long period of time was an important task, enabled by the development of tools that support partial automation. The supporting tools take into account different taggers and tagsets. This paper focuses on TreeTagger and spaCy taggers, and the annotation schema alignment ...
    Part-of-Speech tagging, lemmatization, corpus, evaluation, Serbian, morphological dictionary
    ... Part-of-Speech tagging (PoS-tagging). PoS-tagging precedes many other Natural Language Processing tasks, such as Text Classi- fication, Named Entity Recognition, Sentiment Analysis, Question Answering, etc. Computer programs that perform this task, the so-called ‘taggers’, can be based on lookup-tables ...
    ... MULTEXT-East-the Case of Serbian. Informatica, 28(4):431–436. Krstev, C., Obradović, I., Utvić, M., and Vitas, D. (2014). A system for named entity recognition based on lo- cal grammars. Journal of Logic and Computation, 24(2):473–489. Krstev, C. (2008). Processing of Serbian – Automata, Texts ...
    ... and named en- tities (NEs) (Verne, Švejk, Floods, History). Since the taggers developed within this research tagged only simple words these complex units had to be decom- posed into simple words. For instance, Devetnaesti vek ‘Nineteenth century’ which was tagged as tempo- ral named entity had ...

  • A Mathematical Learning Environment Based on Serbian Language Resources

    Radojičić Marija, Obradović Ivan, Stanković Ranka, Utvić Miloć, Kaplar Sebastijan (2018)
    In recent years, in line with ever growing usage of Information technology, the learning environments are changing. The amount of available learning materials in various forms has increased. These new environments demand comprehensive learning systems, which enable management of the learning corpus with special attention paid to relevant lexical resources. In this paper we present the concept of a Mathematical Learning Environment in Serbian (MLES), which is based on a corpus of mathematical materials and various lexical resources, enabling ...
    mathematical content, text processing, mathematical formulae
    ... used for a number of various language processing related tasks including query expansion, they need further improvement for management, named entity recognition, terminology extraction, and document indexing of mathematical content. In the next section we give and overview of the MLES system ...
    ... lemma: diferencijalno-algebarska (algebarski.A2:aefs1g) jednačina (jednačina.N600:fs1q), NC_2XAXN+SIN=2XAXN(sin) This lemma provides for recognition of the inflected forms of this compound in the corpus, such as “diferencijalno-algebarske jednačine” or “diferencijalno-algebarskih jednačina” ...
    ... s are changing. The amount of available learning materials in various forms has increased. These new environments demand comprehensive learning systems, which enable management of the learning corpus with special attention paid to relevant lexical resources. In this paper we present the concept ...

  • A Lexical Approach to Acronyms and their Definitions

    Cvetana Krstev, Duško Vitas, Ranka Stanković (2015)
    In this paper we present a comprehensive approach to acronyms for Natural-Language Processing (NLP) of Serbian texts. The proposed procedure includes extraction of acronyms and their definitions that are usual Multi-Word Units (MWUs), shallow parsing of MWUs that enables MWU lemmatization and production of entries in morphological electronic dictionaries, both for MWU and acronyms, that are provided with grammatical, syntactic, semantic and domain information. This approach enables representation that reflects complex relations between acronyms and their definitions.
    ... Republička agencija za telekomunikacije ‘Re- public Agency for Telecommunications’), sometimes let- Figure 1: A Many-to-many relation between an entity names and acronyms. Names and acronyms given in italic are possibilities that are not realized for the given example. ters that are not initial ...
    ... komunikacije i poštanske usluge ‘Reg- ulatory Agency for Electronic Communication and Postal Services’. Moreover, in many cases a relation between an entity and its name and acronym is not one-to-one. The name can change in time and some shortened variants can be in use, translated names can exhibit ...
    ... that yield four to six letter acronyms. E-dictionaries are used in order to recognize certain forms and check neces- sary grammatical agreement. Recognition of one particu- lar construct – AANprepNp – is represented in a graph in Fig. 2 (upper and middle part). The agreement check is performed in the ...

  • Using Lexical Resources for Irony and Sarcasm Classification

    Miljana Mladenović, Cvetana Krstev, Jelena Mitrović, Ranka Stanković (2017)
    The paper presents a language dependent model for classification of statements into ironic and non-ironic. The model uses various language resources: morphological dictionaries, sentiment lexicon, lexicon of markers and a WordNet based ontology. This approach uses various features: antonymous pairs obtained using the reasoning rules over the Serbian WordNet ontology (R), antonymous pairs in which one member has positive sentiment polarity (PPR), polarity of positive sentiment words (PSP), ordered sequence of sentiment tags (OSA), Part-of-Speech tags of words (POS) ...
    ... of this set of word forms. For that purpose, we used a hybrid system for Serbian that combines three NLP tasks: PoS tagging, compound and named-entity recognition [10] (step 5 in Fig. 1) that was trained on various annotated texts – literary, newspaper and textbooks. Tagging results are represented by ...
    ... irony. Automatic irony detection is used more and more in NLP tasks, primarily for advancement of sentiment analysis systems, machine translation, authorship attribution, but also for systems analyzing linguistic structures at different levels – e.g. analysis of sentiment classification results in comments ...
    ... cases a corpus consisting of tweets was used, andwe have developed a similar resource for Serbian which we present in Section 3. A sys- tem for recognition and tagging of ironic tweets based on the SWN ontology and other language resources is presented in Section 4. The results of the evaluation of the ...

  • Old or New, We Repair, Adjust and Alter (Texts)

    Cvetana Krstev, Ranka Stanković (2020)
    U ovom radu predstavljamo kako se e-rečnici i kaskade transduktora konačnih stanja implementirani u alatu Unitex mogu koristiti za rešavanje tri problema transformacije teksta: ispravljanje tekstova nakon OCR-a, vraćanje dijakritičkih znakova i prebacivanje između različitih jezičkih varijanti.
    ispravka teksta, OCR greške, restauracija dijakritika , jezičke varijante, elektronski rečnik, transduktori konačnih stanja
    ... ‘reception’). For the problem of switching between two pronunciations two systems were developed: the first one transforms an Ekavian text to its Ijekavian version, the other transforms an Ijekavian text to its Ekavian version. These systems work in the similar way as the system for diacritic restoration, and ...
    ... vs. bjega ‘to runaway (aorist)’. Both systems use the same procedure for detecting words that should be “corrected” and producing lists of candidates for replacement, although, obviously, the resources they use are different. The results produced by two systems on two sample texts are presented in Table ...
    ... versatile texts. 6 Future Work In this paper we presented three operational systems for three text mending tasks for Serbian: correction of OCR errors, diacritic restoration and switching between two pronunciations. Although these systems were already successfully used for various tasks (for corrections of ...

  • Named Entity Recognition for Distant Reading in ELTeC

    Francesca Frontini, Carmen Brando, Joanna Byszuk, Ioana Galleron, Diana Santos, Ranka Stanković (2020)
    Akcija COST „Udaljeno čitanje za evropsku književnu istoriju“, koja je počela 2017. godine, ima među svojim glavnim ciljevima stvaranje višejezične zbirke evropskih književnih tekstova (ELTeC) otvorenog koda. U ovom radu predstavljamo rad koji je obavljen na ručnom označavanju selekcije ELTeC kolekcije za imenovane entitete, kao i na proceni postojećih alata za prepoznavanje imenovanih entiteta u pogledu njihove sposobnosti da automatski urade takve anotacije. U poslednjem paragrafu se razmatraju zajedničke tačke između ove inicijative i CLARIN-a.
    ... 2023-10-14 04:19:44 Named Entity Recognition for Distant Reading in ELTeC Francesca Frontini, Carmen Brando, Joanna Byszuk, Ioana Galleron, Diana Santos, Ranka Stanković Дигитални репозиторијум Рударско-геолошког факултета Универзитета у Београду [ДР РГФ] Named Entity Recognition for Distant Reading ...
    ... access, as well as the employees' publications. - The Repository is available at: www.dr.rgf.bg.ac.rs Annotation and Visualization Tools 37 Named Entity Recognition for Distant Reading in ELTeC Francesca Frontini P ra x il in g C N R S U n iv e rs i te P a u l-V a le ry M o n tp e llie r 3 Carmen ...