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Soft cardinality in semantic text processing: experience of the SemEval international competitions

Jimenez et al., 2015

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Jimenez S
Gonzalez F
Gelbukh A
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Soft cardinality is a generalization of the classic set cardinality (ie, the number of elements in a set), which exploits similarities between elements to provide a" soft" counting of the number of elements in a collection. This model is so general that can be used …
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