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The TIPSTER Data Extraction and Fifth Message Understanding Conference (MUC-5) tasks focused on the process of data extraction. This is a procedure in which prespecified types of information are identified within free text, extracted, and inserted automatically within a template. Three TIPSTER contractors -- BBN, GE/CMU, NMSU/Brandeis -- participated in the August '93 MUC-5 evaluation for both the English joint venture (EJV) and English microelectronics (EME) domains and their Japanese-language counterparts, the JJV and JME applications. Two other contractors -- SRI and SRA -- participated in the EJV and JJV domains alone. CMU's Textract system took part in the Japanese-language domains only. Of the five systems that tested in both English and Japanese, all but one scored higher in the Japanese-language applications according to both the summary error-based scores and recall/precision-based metrics. This overall result has lead some participants and observers to suggest that Japanese is an "easier" language than English.

An analysis of the joint venture Japanese text prototype and its effect on system performance