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Automating Hierarchical Subject Index Construction for Scientific Documents

Ch. 14. P. 201–214.
Bolshakova E. I., Ivanov K.

Subject, or back-of-the-book index consists of significant terms with relevant page numbers of the text document, thus providing an easy access to its content. The paper describes methods developed for automating main stages of subject indexing for specialized texts: namely, term extraction, selection of the most important ones, detecting their reference pages, as well as recognizing semantic relations among selected index terms in order to structure them into hierarchy. The developed methods are intended for processing scientific documents in Russian and are based both on formal linguistics rules and unsupervised machine learning. Experimental evaluation of the methods have shown their sufficient quality to be built into computer subject indexing system.

Language: English
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Keywords: natural language processingautomatic term extractionRecognition of term relationsBack-of-the-book indexing

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Artificial Intelligence.18th Russian Conference, RCAI 2020, Moscow, Russia, October 10–16, 2020
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