Matches in ScholarlyData for { ?s ?p Most knowledge sources on the Data Web were extracted from structured or semi-structured data. Thus, they encompass solely a small fraction of the information available on the document-oriented Web. In this paper, we present BOA, a bootstrapping strategy for extracting RDF from text. The idea behind BOA is to extract natural-language patterns that represent predicates found on the Data Web from unstructured data by using background knowledge from the Data Web. These patterns are used to extract instance knowledge from natural-language text. This knowledge is finally fed back into the Data Web, therewith closing the loop. The approach followed by BOA is quasi independent of the language in which the corpus is written. We demonstrate our approach by applying it to four different corpora and two different languages. We evaluate BOA on these data sets using DBpedia as background knowledge. Our results show that we can extract several thousand new facts in one iteration with very high accuracy. Moreover, we provide the first multilingual repository of natural-language representations of predicates found on the Data Web.. }
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- 11 abstract "Most knowledge sources on the Data Web were extracted from structured or semi-structured data. Thus, they encompass solely a small fraction of the information available on the document-oriented Web. In this paper, we present BOA, a bootstrapping strategy for extracting RDF from text. The idea behind BOA is to extract natural-language patterns that represent predicates found on the Data Web from unstructured data by using background knowledge from the Data Web. These patterns are used to extract instance knowledge from natural-language text. This knowledge is finally fed back into the Data Web, therewith closing the loop. The approach followed by BOA is quasi independent of the language in which the corpus is written. We demonstrate our approach by applying it to four different corpora and two different languages. We evaluate BOA on these data sets using DBpedia as background knowledge. Our results show that we can extract several thousand new facts in one iteration with very high accuracy. Moreover, we provide the first multilingual repository of natural-language representations of predicates found on the Data Web.".