Sentence examples for general entity from inspiring English sources
Rather these data are indexed according to a more general entity entitled event.
As it can be seen from Table 3, on one hand, the machine learning automation produces better performance on the general entity annotation types than our expert annotator.
The design of the codes is modular, their inputs being built as a block diagram in which each block is an instance of a more general entity called module provided with particular data.
The doctrine of apoha basically claims that the term "cow" does not refer to the universal "cowness" or "cowhood" because there is no such general entity; rather, the term refers to every individual that is not a non-cow.
For recognizing named entities such as proper names, dates, times, and locations, we use two approaches: a statistical approach to provide coverage for general entity types (e.g., Person, Location, and Organization) and a dictionary-based approach to provide precision for domain-specific types.
Chris Silva, an analyst at Altimeter Group, said that as the social media market has matured, people may be moving away from Facebook, a "general entity in social," and gravitating toward niche services.
Therefore, we introduce the inverse document frequency, IDF i, to filter out these general entities in our original corpus before DFS is executed [ 19].
However, some high frequency general entities such as "GENE" and "PATIENTS" with large degree usually have high transition probability and similarity with other nodes and appear among the top N ranking nodes.
Previous work showed that word clustering is a good feature for general named entity recognition [9].
The metaclass Instance_of specializes the abstract metaclass FoundationalRelation. Instance_of represents a primitive relation between a general biological entity class (continuant or process) and a particular instance of this class (instance-class relation).
The reparations bill, approved last week by a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, would provide $2.5 billion in grants and $5 billion in loan guarantees for "general aviation entities," including aircraft manufacturers, flight schools and skydiving companies.
