2009
DOI: 10.1002/tee.20466
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Question Classification for Chinese Cuisine Question Answering System

Abstract: This paper presents an integrated method on question classification for Chinese cuisine question answering (QA) system. First, we exploit the domain knowledge to enrich question preprocessing, then classification features are extracted by means of domain attributes and the rule‐based classifier is constructed. Support vector machine (SVM) classifier is used for secondary classification to the questions which cannot be matched with rules. A prototype system based on the proposed method has been constructed and … Show more

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“…Quarc and Cqarc developed by Rilloff and Thelen (2000) and Hao et al (2007) respectively are the QA systems which employ heuristic rules to refine lexical and semantic clues in question for extracting answer from comprehension text. A Chinese cuisine QA system developed by Xia et al (2009) implemented rule base heuristics as primary classifiers. Moving a step ahead, Hu et al (2005) has developed a web based QA system but within restricted domain with the help of rule based classifier.…”
Section: Shallow Linguistic Processing and Qamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quarc and Cqarc developed by Rilloff and Thelen (2000) and Hao et al (2007) respectively are the QA systems which employ heuristic rules to refine lexical and semantic clues in question for extracting answer from comprehension text. A Chinese cuisine QA system developed by Xia et al (2009) implemented rule base heuristics as primary classifiers. Moving a step ahead, Hu et al (2005) has developed a web based QA system but within restricted domain with the help of rule based classifier.…”
Section: Shallow Linguistic Processing and Qamentioning
confidence: 99%