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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Syntactic Simplification"”.

  1. Towards Knowledge Graph Construction From Unstructured Text with LLMs, Triple Identification and Alignment to Wikidata

    … a novel preprocessing technique, Controlled Syntactic Simplification (CSynSim), is introduced. CSynSim analyses the syntactic structure of input sentences and applies a controlled "split and rewrite" strategy to simplify complex constructions while preserving semantic fidelity. To support …

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  2. Towards Knowledge Graph Construction From Unstructured Text with LLMs, Triple Identification and Alignment to Wikidata

    … a novel preprocessing technique, Controlled Syntactic Simplification (CSynSim), is introduced. CSynSim analyses the syntactic structure of input sentences and applies a controlled "split and rewrite" strategy to simplify complex constructions while preserving semantic fidelity. To support …

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  3. From Complex Sentences to a Formal Semantic Representation using Syntactic Text Simplification and Open Information Extraction

    … sentence length and complexity. The task of Text Simplification (TS) may remedy this situation. It aims to modify sentences in order to make them easier to process, using a set of rewriting operations, such as reordering, deletion or splitting. These transformations are executed with the objective …

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