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UNED at Answer Validation Exercise 2007

The objective of the Answer Validation Exercise (AVE) 2007 is to develop systems able to decide if the answer to a question is correct or not. Since it is expected that a high percentage of the answers, questions and supporting snippets contain named entities, the paper presents a method for validating answers that uses only information about named entities. The promising results encourage us to improve the system and use it as a component of other systems.

M. Felisa Verdejo | Anselmo Peñas | Álvaro Rodrigo

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