Information Extraction
Named individual
Operation
Information Extraction and Information Retrieval Collection
Operation Taxonomy
The identification of hyperlinkable entities (concepts, named entities) in a text and the assignment of hyperlinks (link targets) for each such entity
Automatic hyperlinking is the insertion of hyperlinks into text documents by automatic means. The automatic hyperlinking process consists of the identification of hyperlinkable entities (concepts, named entities) in the original text, and the assignment of link targets for each such entity. Named entity recognition is often used for identifying linkable entities, for example geographical locations or organisation names. The assignment of link targets depends on a database with link targets for each entity. In general, there can be several link targets for each entity, for example for a company: its homepage, a map, a stock quote etc. Multiple outgoing hyperlinks from one target are supported by the W3C standard XLINK/XPointer. Automatic hyperlinking is an important technology for enabling the Semantic Web.
Automatic hyperlinking