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Analyzing Entities and Topics in News Articles Using Statistical Topic Models Export

Intelligence and Security Informatics, Vol. 3975 (January 2006), pp. 93-104.

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Statistical language models can learn relationships between topics discussed in a document collection and persons, organizations and places mentioned in each document. We present a novel combination of statistical topic models and named-entity recognizers to jointly analyze entities mentioned (persons, organizations and places) and topics discussed in a collection of 330,000 New York Times news articles. We demonstrate an analytic framework which automatically extracts from a large collection: topics; topic trends; and topics that relate entities.


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