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Well, the nature of NER is that it can extract 'Steve Jobs' as either a PERSON or a BOOK entity (in my case). You can in principal extract whatever kind of enti
by _lpa_ 11y ago
Well, the nature of NER is that it can extract 'Steve Jobs' as either a PERSON or a BOOK entity (in my case). You can in principal extract whatever kind of entity you want, provided you have appropriate training data. The idea (loosely) is that it learns the structure of text around, say, a book. You can then label a piece of text as a book, despite not previously knowing that title. It doesn't solve the problem of two books having identical titles, however :).
(Note: I'm not an expert in NER/NLP, so please correct me if I have got something wrong!)
- rahimnathwani 11y agoAha, I see. Thanks. I thought you were using some generic pre-trained NER, but I understand now that you used either one which was pre-trained to find books, or you trained your own.