Hi, As I am new to stanbol I would like to try out various features. I would really appreciate, if someone can provide answers to Stanbol NER questions in this mail thread.
Some other questions are as follows: 1. Geonames: If there is a place extracted from original text, how can I use geonames to obtain additional information using geonames index? 2. Referring to other solr core indexes: Suppose, my entities are scattered across multiple indexes such as Entity1 exists within Index1 Entity2 exists within Index2 Is it possible to refer Entity2 from Index2 while performing NER for Entity1 and vice versa. Thanks in advance. With best regards, Rajan On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 11:27 AM, Rajan Shah <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have couple questions pertaining to stanbol NER. > > Thanks in advance, > Rajan > > > *1. Same As:* > > How can I configure "Same As" within the stanbol framework? > > For ex. > > JP Morgan Chase is same as J.P. Morgan > > *2. Entity Recognition:* > > Suppose that, entity person has four properties. > > a. Name > b. Title > c. Address > d. Company > > When NER performs, it only brings one with the match. Suppose, I want to > retrieve all properties associated with entity to enhancer's front-end or > Graph (without additional second query) - is it possible? > > *3. Entity co-mention:* > > From the documentation, it's not crystal clear that how this engine works? > Is it possible to provide a quick concrete example in couple lines? > > Does it require two entities live in same solr index or namespace? > > *4. Sentence Detection:* > > Is it possible to provide an example configuration or a pointer which > describes key features? Also, within a sentence if there are two usage of > same word say > > a. Same person detection > > 1. Mr. Smith - first sentence > 2. Smith's - following sentence > > Is it possible to recognize that both sentences are from the same person > using Stanbol? > > b. Sentence pattern detection based on language grammar > > Does it allow to detect sentences based on language grammar? >
