EventWiki: A Knowledge Base of Major Events (L18-1)

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Challenge: Existing knowledge bases focus on static entities such as people, locations and organizations.
Approach: They propose a new knowledge base resource called EventWiki which concentrates on major events . they show that EventWiki is a very useful resource for information extraction regarding events in NLP .
Outcome: The proposed resource is the first knowledge base resource of major events.

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