milangritta/Minimalist-Location-Metonymy-Resolution

The code and data accompanying the ACL 2017 "outstanding award" publication "Vancouver Welcomes You! Minimalist Location Metonymy Resolution"

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This project helps clarify the true meaning of locations mentioned in text. It takes raw text that includes place names and figures out if a location refers to the place itself (e.g., "Vancouver has beautiful mountains") or to an entity associated with that place (e.g., "Vancouver welcomes you!"). This is useful for researchers and linguists studying how language refers to places.

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Use this if you are a computational linguist or NLP researcher working on named entity recognition or disambiguation, specifically interested in resolving metonymy for geographic locations in text.

Not ideal if you need a pre-packaged, out-of-the-box solution for general text analysis or for tasks unrelated to location metonymy.

computational-linguistics natural-language-processing named-entity-recognition text-disambiguation semantic-analysis
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