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Molecular Sequence Alignment for Extracting Answers for Where-Typed Questions from Google Snippets Export

Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems (2006), pp. 1190-1197.

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This work presents a strategy to answer questions about locations based on a character alignment algorithm that ranks Google snippets according to their similarity with the query. Answer candidates are extracted by using a Name-Entity Recognizer and then ranked according to their position in this new rank. Results concerning questions on location of monuments and cities around the world are discussed. Keywords: Natural-Language Processing, Question Answering, Semantic Similarity, Internet Applications.


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