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Research project 1
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Building chemistry aware word-embeddings model
RQ: What is the best way of introducing specialized, domain specific knowledge into an existing general word embedding model, in order to produce high quality embeddings for domain specific concepts?
RQ: What is the best way of introducing specialized, domain specific knowledge into an existing general word embedding model, in order to produce high quality embeddings for domain specific concepts?
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Research project 2
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Building a classifier to mark words as chemical elements, properties, processes, and products
RQ: What is the best method to classify a concept occurring in a text into a fixed set of classes (such as e.g. “chemical element”, “chemical property”, “process”, …) given its position in the text and its context?
RQ: What is the best method to classify a concept occurring in a text into a fixed set of classes (such as e.g. “chemical element”, “chemical property”, “process”, …) given its position in the text and its context?
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Research project 3
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Document cluster summaries and labelling
RQ: What is the best way to label a cluster of documents with a sequence of words? (By “a sequence of words”, we do not specifically refer to “sentences”. It can be a list of words highly-ranked statistically.)
RQ: What is the best way to label a cluster of documents with a sequence of words? (By “a sequence of words”, we do not specifically refer to “sentences”. It can be a list of words highly-ranked statistically.)
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Research project 4
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Explore different measures to define semantic dependencies between two texts
RQ: What is the best way to determine the semantic relationship between two texts? For example, given two texts discussing similar topics in their contents, how do we identify the dependencies between the contexts, e.g. one text is cited in the other, etc., based purely on their semantic properties?
RQ: What is the best way to determine the semantic relationship between two texts? For example, given two texts discussing similar topics in their contents, how do we identify the dependencies between the contexts, e.g. one text is cited in the other, etc., based purely on their semantic properties?
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