Challenge: et al., 1998: bootstrapping for relation extraction uses minimally supervised methods . etudes show that proposed methods for automatic seed selection and noise reduction are better than baseline systems .
Approach: They propose automatic seed selection and noise reduction for distantly supervised relation extraction tasks.
Outcome: The proposed methods achieve better performance than baseline systems in both tasks.

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