U-Alberta/exemplar
An open relation extraction system
This tool helps researchers and analysts automatically find connections between important names, places, and organizations within large sets of text documents. It takes raw text files and identifies specific relationships, like who approved what or where an event took place, even for connections you didn't define beforehand. The output is a structured list of these relationships, making it easier to analyze complex information.
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Use this if you need to discover and catalog a wide variety of relationships between named entities in unstructured text data without needing to pre-specify every possible relation type.
Not ideal if you only need to extract a very small, fixed set of predefined relationships and prefer a highly specialized, rule-based system.
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