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Relation Extraction from Text Quiz
Test how relation extraction turns text into structured facts, and how its common pipelines and supervision methods can fail.
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What is the typical output of a relation extraction system?
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- What is the typical output of a relation extraction system?
- A structured triple linking two entities by a relation
- A grammatical parse tree of the sentence
- A sentiment score from negative to positive
- A translation of the sentence into another language
- In a common pipeline for relation extraction, what may identify entity mentions before pair classification?
- Text-to-speech synthesis
- Named entity recognition
- Image segmentation
- Audio source separation
- Why can distant supervision produce noisy relation-extraction labels?
- Knowledge bases contain no structured facts
- It requires every sentence to be hand-labeled
- A sentence may mention two linked entities without stating their knowledge-base relation
- It removes entity mentions before training
- How do many transformer-based RE models indicate which entity pair to classify?
- By translating the sentence first
- By deleting one of the entities
- By converting the text to audio
- By inserting special marker tokens around the two entities
- What distinguishes 'open' relation extraction from standard RE?
- It extracts relation phrases directly from text without a predefined set of relation types
- It only works on numbers
- It requires more labeled data than any other method
- It can only find one relation per document
- Why include a no-relation label when classifying candidate entity pairs?
- To translate the sentence into another language
- To represent pairs for which the text does not assert a target relation
- To replace named entity recognition
- To guarantee that every pair has a relation
- What does document-level relation extraction allow a system to use?
- Only the spelling of a single entity
- Audio features from a spoken recording
- Evidence that may be spread across multiple sentences
- A fixed relation without reading text
- How does open relation extraction differ from a closed relation schema?
- It cannot use text as input
- It always requires a knowledge base to label every sentence
- It only identifies entity boundaries
- It can express relation phrases without choosing only from a predefined label inventory
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