Knowledge Extraction From Texts Based on Wikidata (2022.naacl-industry)

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Challenge: Existing knowledge extraction pipelines for English are not suitable for enterprise use.
Approach: They propose a knowledge extraction pipeline for English which can be further used for building an entreprise-specific knowledge base.
Outcome: The proposed pipeline can be used to build an entreprise-specific knowledge base.

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