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View all- Tanaka KJatowtf A(2010)Automatic knowledge acquisition from historical document archivesCulture and computing10.5555/1985559.1985575(161-172)Online publication date: 1-Jan-2010
Seeing Past Rivals: Visualizing Evolution of Coordinate Terms over Time
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Abstract
In this paper, we describe an approach for detection and visualization of coordinate term relationships over time and their evolution using temporal data available on the Web. Coordinate terms are terms with the same hypernym and they often represent rival or peer relationships of underlying objects. We have built a system that portrays the evolution of coordinate terms in an easy and intuitive way based on data in an online news archive collection spanning more than 100 years. With the proposed method, it is possible to see the changes in the peer relationships between objects over time together with the context of these relationships. The experimental results proved quite high precision of our method and indicated high usefulness for particular knowledge discovery tasks.
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