Developing a test collection for biomedical word sense disambiguation

Developing a test collection for biomedical word sense disambiguation

Ambiguity, the phenomenon that a word has more than one sense, poses difficulties for many current Natural Language Processing (NLP) systems. Algorithms that assist in the resolution of these ambiguities, i.e. which make unambiguous a word, or more generally, a text string, will boost performance of...

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