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A brief survey on recent advances in coreference resolution

Liu et al., 2023

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1674396039168498079
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Liu R
Mao R
Luu A
Cambria E
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Artificial Intelligence Review

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The task of resolving repeated objects in natural languages is known as coreference resolution, and it is an important part of modern natural language processing. It is classified into two categories depending on the resolved objects, namely entity coreference resolution …
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