Identified Concept Mention

An identified concept mention is a concept mention that is an identified mention.

• AKA: Tagged Concept Mention.
• Context:
  • It can be the output of a Concept Mention Identification Task.
  • …
• Example(s):
  • It can be the output of a concept mention identification task.
  • "[Michael] left an hour ago."
  • "A [Canadian] arrived last night."
  • "[A person] arrived [last night]."
  • "A [person] arrived last [night]."
  • "A person [arrived] last night."
  • “We investigate [the task of keyword-based information retrieval]."
  • "When X is needed for Y tasks [grounding the textual entity to a unique database entry] is a prerequisite."
  • "A [person] arrived last night."
  • ... as an American broadcasting executive who served as the president of CBS between … also served as the chairman of the Rand Corporation from …
• Counter-Example(s):
  • an Unidentified Concept Mention (e.g. an Unannotated Text).
  • a Relation Mention, such as "[Jane, the Canadian], arrived last night"
  • a Function Word, such as “the” or “in”.
  • a Sentence Fragment, such as “Michael is.”.
• See: Linked Concept Mention, Identified Named Entity Mention.

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