Named Entity Recognition Using Capsule Networks
OwnerJack Porter, Soundararajan Velu +3inventors
InventorsJack Porter, Soundararajan Velu, Vineeth Thanikonda Munirathnam, Suzanne M. Kirch, Rajiv Baronia
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OwnerJack Porter, Soundararajan Velu +3inventors
InventorsJack Porter, Soundararajan Velu, Vineeth Thanikonda Munirathnam, Suzanne M. Kirch, Rajiv Baronia
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Named Entity Recognition is the identification and classification of named entities within a document. The disclosed invention leverages the CapsNet architecture for improved NE identification and classification. This includes deriving the features of an input text. The derived features are used to identify and classify any named entities in the text. The system is further configured to identify named entities in the text and perform clustering to group named entities. The disclosed CapsNet considers the context of the whole text to activate higher capsule layers in order to identify named entities and classify them.
A computer-implemented method for named entity recognition, comprising:
A system for named entity recognition, comprising at least one processor, the at least one processor configured to cause the system to at least perform:
A computer-implemented method for named entity recognition, comprising:
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