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A Hybrid Approach to the Identification and Expansion of Abbreviations
Author(s) -
Janine Toole
Publication year - 2000
Language(s) - English
DOI - 10.5555/2835865.2835940
This paper introduces a two-stage system for identifying and expanding abbreviations. It is based on a hybrid architecture where rule-based and statistical methods are combined. The first task of the system is to differentiate abbreviations from other types of unknown words such as names and misspellings. The second task of the system is to identify the intended complete word. The system is evaluated using data from the Air Safety Reporting System (ASRS) database: a domain where document retrieval is directly impacted by the large amount of unknown words, of which abbreviations are a frequent class.

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