Robust tree-structured Named Entities Recognition from speech
Christian Raymond · 2013
Named Entity Recognition is a well-known Natural Language Processing (NLP) task, used as a preliminary processing to provide a semantic level to more complex tasks. Recently a new set of named entities has been defined; this set has a multilevel tree structure, where base entities are combined to define more complex ones. In this paper I describe an effective and original NER system robust to noisy speech inputs that ranked first at the 2012 ETAPE NER evaluation campaign with results far better than those of the other participating systems.