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REMI: Mining Intuitive Referring Expressions on Knowledge Bases

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arxiv 1911.01157 v1 pith:2THQSJ2H submitted 2019-11-04 cs.AI

classification cs.AI
keywords intuitiveremibasesdatafindsknowledgeminingreferring
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A referring expression (RE) is a description that identifies a set of instances unambiguously. Mining REs from data finds applications in natural language generation, algorithmic journalism, and data maintenance. Since there may exist multiple REs for a given set of entities, it is common to focus on the most intuitive ones, i.e., the most concise and informative. In this paper we present REMI, a system that can mine intuitive REs on large RDF knowledge bases. Our experimental evaluation shows that REMI finds REs deemed intuitive by users. Moreover we show that REMI is several orders of magnitude faster than an approach based on inductive logic programming.

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