ACE-2002

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See: ACE Program, 2002.



References

2002

  • http://www.nist.gov/speech/tests/ace/phase2/
  • (Zhou et al., 2005)
    • "According to the scope of the NIST Automatic Content Extraction (ACE) program, current research in IE has three main objectives: Entity Detection and Tracking (EDT), Relation Detection and Characterization (RDC), and Event Detection and Characterization (EDC). The EDT task entails the detection of entity mentions and chaining them together by identifying their coreference. In ACE vocabulary, entities are objects, mentions are references to them, and relations are semantic relationships between entities. Entities can be of five types: persons, organizations, locations, facilities and geo-political entities (GPE: geographically defined regions that indicate a political boundary, e.g. countries, states, cities, etc.). Mentions have three levels: names, nomial expressions or pronouns. The RDC task detects and classifies implicit and explicit relations between entities identified by the EDT task. For example, we want to determine whether a person is at a location, based on the evidence in the context. Extraction of semantic relationships between entities can be very useful for applications such as question answering, e.g. to answer the query “Who is the president of the United States?”.
    • "In ACE (http://www.ldc.upenn.edu/Projects/ACE), explicit relations occur in text with explicit evidence suggesting the relationships. Implicit relations need not have explicit supporting evidence in text, though they should be evident from a reading of the document.
ACE-2002 Overview
ACE-2002 Reported Results

(Scenario) MethodPrecision Recall F-measure
(S1) K4 70.3 26.3 38.0
(S1) SSK 73.9 35.2 47.7
(S1) SPK-CCG 67.5 37.2 48.0
(S1) SPK-CFG 71.1 39.2 50.5
(S2) K4 67.1 35.0 45.8
(S2) SPK-CCG 63.7 41.4 50.2
(S2) SPK-CFG 65.5 43.8 52.5
ZSZZ05 63.1 49.5 55.5