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Information of fuel and HR for all power plants was extracted from the document Detailed statistics of power generation in Iran (Tavanir Expert Holding Company 2013).
Power plants' fuel consumption and HR for every unit are extracted from the document of "Detailed statistics of power generation in Iran" (Tavanir Expert Holding Company 2013).
As discussed earlier, a seed list of locations could be extracted from the document set, and then, the feature surrounding each seed could be used by ML algorithms to generate extraction rules or to find similar entities.
Each classifier i uses a feature vector (vec {x}_{i}) consisting of one or two simple features extracted from the document image, and makes its decision based on the decision boundaries shown in Fig. 2 a d.
A seed list of locations could be extracted from the document set; then the feature surrounding each seed could be used by a ML algorithm to generate extraction rules for finding entities.
Step A crawls documents over the web and stores their text on stable storage, either in a file system or as an opaque object in a database (e.g., no-SQL), along with some metadata extracted from the document contents, HTTP response headers, or derived from some preprocessing based on title words, URL, or tags.
These were extracted from the documents themselves where available, but are of doubtful quality where supplier data was used instead, which was mostly the case of pre-1900 samples.
Some of the data are extracted from the documents available in the equipment and maintenance department of FATH 59 Derrick site, and other needed data are resulted from experts' estimates through genetic algorithm method.
Next, we perform what we call semantic items weighting: the semantic items that were extracted from the documents visited by a given user are added to that user profile.
It has been extensively used from days of first information filtering systems, for instance as a user-specified profile or a bag-of-words extracted from the documents accessed by the user, and today it takes many richer and diverse forms to meet the requirements of the variety of information systems.
