Cultural Heritage: Knowledge Extraction from Web Documents

This article presents the use of NLP techniques (text mining, text analysis) to develop specific tools that allow to create linguistic resources related to the cultural heritage domain. The aim of our approach is to create tools for the building of an online "knowledge network", automatically extracted from text materials concerning this domain. A particular methodology was experimented by dividing the automatic acquisition of texts, and consequently, the creation of reference corpus in two phases. In the first phase, on-line documents have been extracted from lists of links provided by human experts. All documents extracted from the web by means of automatic spider have been stored in a repository of text materials. On the basis of these documents, automatic parsers create the reference corpus for the cultural heritage domain. Relevant information and semantic concepts are then extracted from this corpus. In a second phase, all these semantically relevant elements (such as ...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2010
• Where: LREC
• Authors: Eva Sassolini, Alessandra Cinini
• Keywords: Cultural Heritage Domain, Education, LREC 2010, Reference Corpus, Text Materials