Multimedia Information extraction from HTML product catalogues Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1 {labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected] rainbow.vse.cz 1 Dept. of Information and Knowledge.
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Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 2
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 3
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 4
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 5
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 6
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 7
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 8
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 9
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 10
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 11
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 12
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 13
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 14
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 15
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 16
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 17
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 18
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 19
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 20
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 21
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
DATESO, April 14th 2005
19
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
DATESO, April 14th 2005
22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
DATESO, April 14th 2005
23
Slide 22
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
DATESO, April 14th 2005
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
2
IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
DATESO, April 14th 2005
3
IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
DATESO, April 14th 2005
4
IE from Internet
Relevant documents
DATESO, April 14th 2005
5
Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
6
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
DATESO, April 14th 2005
7
Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
DATESO, April 14th 2005
8
Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
DATESO, April 14th 2005
9
Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
DATESO, April 14th 2005
10
Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
11
Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
DATESO, April 14th 2005
12
Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
DATESO, April 14th 2005
13
Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
DATESO, April 14th 2005
14
Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
DATESO, April 14th 2005
15
Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
16
Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
DATESO, April 14th 2005
17
Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
DATESO, April 14th 2005
18
Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
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Agenda
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•
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Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
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Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
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Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
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Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
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Slide 23
Multimedia Information extraction
from HTML product catalogues
Martin Labský1, Vojtěch Svátek1, Pavel Praks2, Ondřej Šváb1
{labsky, svatek, xsvao06}@vse.cz, [email protected]
rainbow.vse.cz
1 Dept.
of Information and Knowledge Engineering,
Prague University of Economics
2 Dept. of Applied Mathematics, Technical University of Ostrava
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Agenda
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Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
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IE from Internet
IE from Internet
• Motivation
searching for objects of type Bicycle
in price range €500 - €900
find structures (name, price, equipment)
– Semantic and structured search over large
document collections
• Requirements
– Identify relevant documents
– Perform automatic IE
• documents are semi-structured, have
heterogeneous layouts and formattings
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IE from Internet
Our approach to IE
Acquire new
document
w1 w2 ... wn
Annotation
using HMMs
Bicycle offer
name w3w4
price w6w7
picture w9
HTML
Preprocessing
name
price picture
w1 w2 w
w77 w8 w99 ... wn
w33 w
w44 w5 w6 w
Instance
extraction
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IE from Internet
Relevant documents
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Agenda
• Information Extraction from Internet
• Annotation using Hidden Markov
Models
• Extracting images
• Instance composition guided by ontology
• Bicycle search application
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Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing
• HTML cleanup
– conversion to valid XHTML
• Only potentially relevant blocks kept
– blocks that do not directly contain text or images omitted
• Formatting tags
– attributes removed
– several rules matching common constructions (add-tobasket form, choose-amount button)
• Images
– baseline: all images treated as a single token
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Annotation using HMMs
Preprocessing – example
src=/smsimg/3/tn_m2366_05tksession77.jpg width=100 height=70
alt="TREK Session 77" border=0>
TREK Session 77
(2005)
OUR PRICE £3000.00
type="hidden" name="selected_colour" id="selected_colour"
value="default"> type=submit name=submit id=submit value="Add to Basket">
TREK Session 77
( 2005 )
OUR PRICE £ 3000 . 00
- - Select Size - 15 . 5 17 . 5 19
<_CHOOSEAMOUNT/> <_ADDTOBASKET/>
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Annotation using HMMs
Document modeling using HMMs
word
class
• Generative model
• Document = [w1c1] [w2c2]
• P([w1c1] [w2c2]) = P(c1)P(c2|c1)P(w1|c1)P(w2|c2)
transition prob.
P(c2|c1)
c1
P(w1|c1)
lexical prob.
c2
P(c1|c2)
P(w1|c2)
estimated from
training data (frequencies)
• c1c2 = argmaxi,j P([w1ci] [w2cj])
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Annotation using HMMs
HMM Structure
• States
– adopted from [Freitag, McCallum 99]
– Target, Prefix, Suffix and Background
– densely connected
• Class trigram model
– P(name | name_prefix, name)
• Variations
– word-ngram models for lexical probabilities of
target states P(w1 | wi-1, name)
– state substructures instead of single target states,
learned by EM
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Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
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Extracting Images
Extracting Images
• Baseline
– every image represented by the same
token
– HMM only extracts product images based on
context, e.g.
P(product_picture | name, product_picture_prefix)
• Use image classifier to preprocess images
– classifies into 3 classes – Pos, Neg, Unk
– before HMM annotation, each image occurrence
in document is substituted by its class
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Extracting Images
Image Classification – Features
• Image size
– estimated 2-dimensional normal distribution from a set
of 1000 unique bicycle images NC(x, y)
– estimated decision threshold (1-feature binary classifier)
using held-out set of 150 images (60% positive)
• Image similarity
– latent semantic similarity [Praks 2004] sim(I1,I2)
–
– estimated decision threshold for 1-feature bin classifier
• Does the image repeat in document?
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Extracting Images
Image Classification
• Combined binary classifier
– Multi-layer perceptron (Weka)
– Features: NC(x,y) , simC(I) , repeats(I)
• Performance of binary classifiers
– 10-fold cross-validation, document-level folds
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Extracting Images
Annotation Results
• Combined ternary classifier
– outputs Pos Unk Neg
– decision list based on predictions of all 3 single
feature ternary classifiers
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Agenda
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by
ontology
• Bicycle search application
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Instance Composition
Instance Composition
Document
annotated
by HMM
Instance
extraction
algorithm
Presentation
ontology
Instances
(xml)
Sesame
RDF
repository
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Instance Composition
Domain ontology
Presentation Ontology
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Instance Composition
Instance extraction algorithm
• Sequentially parses annotated document
• Adds annotated attributes to working instance WI
• If adding an attribute would cause an inconsitency, an
empty working_instance is created. The old
working_instance is saved only if it is consistent.
http://eso.vse.cz/~labsky/cgi-bin/client/
1. WI = empty_instance;
2. while (more_attributes) {
3.
A = next_attribute;
4.
if (cannot_add (WI, A)) {
5.
if (consistent (WI)) {
6.
store (WI);
7.
}
8.
WI = empty_instance;
9.
}
10.
add (WI, A);
11. }
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Agenda
•
•
•
•
•
Information Extraction from Internet
Annotation using Hidden Markov Models
Extracting images
Instance composition guided by ontology
Bicycle search application
DATESO, April 14th 2005
20
Bicycle search application, powered by Sesame RDF DB
http://rainbow.vse.cz:8000/sesame/
DATESO, April 14th 2005
21
Future work
• Learn to correct annotation errors
– use document structure to detect unlabeled attributes
– bootstrap from these new examples
– use ontology constraints on values (types, lists, regexps)
• Population algorithm
– utilize scores for each annotated attribute
– augment presentation ontology with frequencies of attribute
orderings
– use approximate name matching to identify instances
• Improve search interface
– approximate name matching (word and char edit distance)
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22
Thank you!
rainbow.vse.cz
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23