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Pojmenované entity a ontologie metodami hlubokého učení
 Rafaj, Filip ; Hajič, Jan (advisor) ; Žabokrtský, Zdeněk (referee)
In this master thesis we describe a method for linking named entities in a given text to a knowledge base - Named Entity Linking. Using a deep neural architecture together with BERT contextualized word embeddings we created a semi-supervised model that jointly performs Named Entity Recognition and Named Entity Disambiguation. The model outputs a Wikipedia ID for each entity detected in an input text. To compute contextualized word embeddings we used pre-trained BERT without making any changes to it (no fine-tuning). We experimented with components of our model and various versions of BERT embeddings. Moreover, we tested several different ways of using the contextual embeddings. Our model is evaluated using standard metrics and surpasses scores of models that were establishing the state of the art before the expansion of pre-trained contextualized models. The scores of our model are comparable to current state-of-the-art models.
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Pojmenované entity a ontologie metodami hlubokého učení
 Rafaj, Filip ; Hajič, Jan (advisor) ; Žabokrtský, Zdeněk (referee)
In this master thesis we describe a method for linking named entities in a given text to a knowledge base - Named Entity Linking. Using a deep neural architecture together with BERT contextualized word embeddings we created a semi-supervised model that jointly performs Named Entity Recognition and Named Entity Disambiguation. The model outputs a Wikipedia ID for each entity detected in an input text. To compute contextualized word embeddings we used pre-trained BERT without making any changes to it (no fine-tuning). We experimented with components of our model and various versions of BERT embeddings. Moreover, we tested several different ways of using the contextual embeddings. Our model is evaluated using standard metrics and surpasses scores of models that were establishing the state of the art before the expansion of pre-trained contextualized models. The scores of our model are comparable to current state-of-the-art models.
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