The web is now becoming one of the largest information and knowl-edge repositories. Many large scale search engines (Google, Fast, Northern Light, etc.) have emerged to help users find information. In this paper, we study how we can effectively use these existing search engines to mine the Web and discover the “correct ” answers to factual natural language questions. We propose a probabilistic algorithm calledQASM (Question An-swering using Statistical Models) that learns the best query para-phrase of a natural language question. We validate our approach for both local and web search engines using questions from the TREC evaluation. We also show how this algorithm can be com-bined with another algorithm (AnSel) to produce precise answers to...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 55).Natural Language Processing is a domain of research whic...
Knowledge bases and the Web of Linked Data have become important assets for search, recommendation, ...
Search engines contains large amount of information so it is difficult to predict the correct answer...
The web is now becoming one of the largest information and knowl-edge repositories. Many large scale...
The web is now becoming one of the largest information and knowledge repositories. Many large scale ...
Web-based search engines such as Google and NorthernLight return documents that are relevant to a us...
Most popular search engines are not designed for answering natural language questions. However, when...
Abstract — In this paper we proposed an evolutionary approach for answering open-domain factoid ques...
The problem of efficiently finding answers to natural language questions over the web has gained muc...
Question Answering (QA) is the task of automatically generating answers to natural language question...
We present an evolutionary approach for the computation of exact answers to Natural Languages (NL) q...
We address the task of answering natural language questions by using the large number of Frequently ...
Archives of questions and answers are a valuable information source. However, little research has be...
We introduce a method for learning query transformations that im-proves the ability to retrieve answ...
Answer validation is the ability to automatically judge the relevance of a candidate answer with res...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 55).Natural Language Processing is a domain of research whic...
Knowledge bases and the Web of Linked Data have become important assets for search, recommendation, ...
Search engines contains large amount of information so it is difficult to predict the correct answer...
The web is now becoming one of the largest information and knowl-edge repositories. Many large scale...
The web is now becoming one of the largest information and knowledge repositories. Many large scale ...
Web-based search engines such as Google and NorthernLight return documents that are relevant to a us...
Most popular search engines are not designed for answering natural language questions. However, when...
Abstract — In this paper we proposed an evolutionary approach for answering open-domain factoid ques...
The problem of efficiently finding answers to natural language questions over the web has gained muc...
Question Answering (QA) is the task of automatically generating answers to natural language question...
We present an evolutionary approach for the computation of exact answers to Natural Languages (NL) q...
We address the task of answering natural language questions by using the large number of Frequently ...
Archives of questions and answers are a valuable information source. However, little research has be...
We introduce a method for learning query transformations that im-proves the ability to retrieve answ...
Answer validation is the ability to automatically judge the relevance of a candidate answer with res...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 55).Natural Language Processing is a domain of research whic...
Knowledge bases and the Web of Linked Data have become important assets for search, recommendation, ...
Search engines contains large amount of information so it is difficult to predict the correct answer...