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What is X up to? - NER and Relationship Extraction for Information Extraction

Talkat PyData London 2022 · 2022-06-17..06-19· [machine-learning]
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A concrete pipeline extracts named entities and classifies pairwise relations into a graph, using transformer-based NER and relation classifiers (tokenizers to vectors, pairwise attention), plus practical tooling for scraping with BeautifulSoup, indexing with Elasticsearch, and a Dash app for visualization. Demo processes Reddit, Wall Street Journal and bioarchive text, deduplicates mentions but still mislinks cases like GME vs graduate medical education, and reports about 42 visiting relations, showing the system works end-to-end yet needs entity linking and domain fine-tuning.

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  1. 0:00Information extraction intro
  2. 1:11Why extraction matters
  3. 4:46Named entity recognition
  4. 7:36Entity linking and graphs
  5. 10:24Implementation pipeline
  6. 13:54Data acquisition
  7. 16:29Storing extracted data
  8. 17:57Applying NER and relations
  9. 20:03Building knowledge graphs
  10. 26:39Summary
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