Computational Classics: Finding errors in annotated ancient Greek texts with association rules mining

Posted on Sun 13 November 2022 in Blog • Tagged with Natural Language Processing, association rules mining

This blog describes some experiments with ruleminer for finding morphological patterns in annotated data of ancient Greek texts. Ruleminer is a Python package for association rules mining, a rules-based machine learning method for discovering patterns in large data sets. The regex and dataframe approach in ruleminer (set out in this …


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Multilingual termbases with metadata from reporting templates

Posted on Tue 26 July 2022 in Blog • Tagged with Natural Language Processing, termbase, xbrl

Domain-specific termbases are of great importance to many domain-specific NLP-tasks. They enable identification and annotation of terms in documents in situations where often not enough text is available to use statistical approaches. And more importantly, they form a step towards extracting structured facts from unstructured text data.

This blog shows …


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The Solvency termbase for NLP

Posted on Wed 09 February 2022 in Blog • Tagged with Natural Language Processing, solvency, termbase

This blog describes a way to construct a terminology database for the insurance supervision knowledge domain. The goal of this termbase is provide a reliable basis to extract insurance supervision terminology within different NLP analyses.

The terminology of solvency and insurance supervision forms an expert domain of terminology based on …


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