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Automatic Ontology-Based Knowledge Extraction from Web Documents

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The Artequakt project seeks to automatically extract knowledge about artists from the Web, populate a knowledge base, and use it to generate personalized narrative biographies. The system architecture has three key components-knowledge extraction, information management, and biography construction. An example of the generation of a short biography of Rembrandt illustrates Artequakt's functionality.

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cover image IEEE Intelligent Systems
IEEE Intelligent Systems  Volume 18, Issue 1
January 2003
94 pages

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IEEE Educational Activities Department

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Published: 01 January 2003

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  1. knowledge extraction
  2. narrative generation
  3. ontology population

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