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Automatically Generating Government Linked Data from Tables Varish Mulwad (@varish) University of Maryland, Baltimore County November 5, 2011 Dr. Tim Finin Dr. Anupam Joshi

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Automatically Generating Government Linked Data from Tables

Varish Mulwad (@varish)University of Maryland, Baltimore County

November 5, 2011

Dr. Tim Finin Dr. Anupam Joshi

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What ?

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State StateFIPS

County CountyFIPS

Group Label Value

Alabama 1 Macon 87 Farms with Black or AfricanAmerican operators

Value of sales of grains, oilseeds, dry beans, and drypeas (farms)

5

Arizona …. Navajo …. …. …. ….

Arkansas 5 Union 139 Farms with women principalOperators

Total value of agriculturalproducts sold (farms)

56

California 6 Humboldt 23 … …. 19

http://dbpedia.org/class/

AdministrativeRegion

http://dbpedia.org/resource/Arizona Map literals as values of properties

dbpedia-owl:state

Introduction Related Work Baseline Results Joint Inference Conclusion

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State StateFIPS

County CountyFIPS

Group Label Value

Alabama 1 Macon 87 Farms with Black or AfricanAmerican operators

Value of sales of grains, oilseeds, dry beans, and drypeas (farms)

5

Arizona …. Navajo …. …. …. ….

Arkansas 5 Union 139 Farms with women principalOperators

Total value of agriculturalproducts sold (farms)

56

California 6 Humboldt 23 … …. 19

@prefix dbpedia: <http://dbpedia.org/resource/>.@prefix dbpedia-owl: <http://dbpedia.org/ontology/>.@prefix dbpprop: <http://dbpedia.org/property/>.@prefix dgtwc: <http://data-gov.tw.rpi.edu/2009/data-gov-twc.rdf#>.”State”@en is rdfs:label of dbpedia-owl:AdminstrativeRegion.[ a dgtwc:DataEntry;dbpedia-owl:state dbpedia:Alabama;dbpedia:FIPS county code 000;dbpedia:Federal Information Processing Standard state code 001;dbpedia-owl:ethnicGroup “Farm with women principal operators”@en;dbpedia-owl:number 6444].

All this in a completely automated way !!

Contribution

Introduction Related Work Baseline Results Joint Inference Conclusion

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Why ?

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Tables are everywhere !! … yet …

The web – 154 million high quality relational tables [1]

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Evidence–based medicine

Figure: Evidence-Based Medicine - the Essential Role of Systematic Reviews, and the Need for Automated Text Mining Tools, IHI 2010

The idea behind Evidence-based Medicine is to judge the efficacy oftreatments or tests by meta-analyses or reviews of clinical trials. Key information in such trials is encoded in tables.

However, the rate at which meta-analyses are published remains very low … hampers effective health care treatment …

# of Clinical trials published in 2008

# of meta analysis published in 2008

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> 400,000 raw and geospatial datasets~ < 1 % in RDF

Introduction Related Work Baseline Results Joint Inference Conclusion

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Current Systems

– Require users to have knowledge of the Semantic Web

– Do not automatically link to existing classes and entities on the Semantic Web / Linked Data cloud

– RDF data in some cases is as useless as raw data– Majority of the work focused on relational data

where schema is available– Web tables systems use ‘semantically poor

knowledge bases’

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Dataset 1425

<rdf:Description rdf:about=“#entry1”><value>6444</value><label>Number of Farms</label><group>Farms with women principal operators</group><county fips>000</county fips><state fips>01</state fips><state>Alabama</state><rdf:type rdf:resource=“http://data-gov.tw.rpi.edu/2009/data-gov-twc.rdf#DataEntry”/></rdf:Description>

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How ?

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• Preliminary work / Baseline system

• Analysis and Evaluation of baseline

• “Domain Independent” Framework grounded in graphical models and probabilistic reasoning

Building a table interpretation framework

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The System’s Brain (Knowledgebase)

Yago

Wikitology1 – A hybrid knowledgebase where structured data meets unstructured data

1 – Wikitology was created as part of Zareen Syed’s Ph.D. dissertation

Syed, Z., and Finin, T. 2011. Creating and Exploiting a Hybrid Knowledge Base for Linked Data, volume 129 of Revised Selected Papers Series: Communications in Computer and Information Science. Springer.

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The Baseline System

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T2LD Framework

Predict Class for Columns

Linking the table cells

Identify and Discover relations

T2LD Framework

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Predicting Class Labels for column

State

Alabama

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Class

Instance

Introduction Related Work Baseline Results Joint Inference Conclusion

1. Alabama2.Alabama_(band)3.Alabama_(people)

{dbpedia-owl:Place, dbpedia-owl:AdministrativeRegion,yago:StatesOfTheUnitedStates, dbpedia-owl:Band, yago:NativeAmericanTribes …}

{dbpedia-owl:Place, yago:StatesOfTheUnitedStates, dbpedia-owl:Film, …. ….. ….. }

{……………………………………………………………. }

dbpedia-owl:Place, dbpedia-owl:AdministrativeRegion,yago:StatesOfTheUnitedStates, dbpedia-owl:Band, yago:NativeAmericanTribes,dbpedia-owl:Film ...

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Linking table cells to entities

Macon + County + Alabama + 1 + 87 + Farms with Black or

AfricanAmerican operators + ...

+ dbpedia-owl:AdministrativeRegio

n

1. Macon County, Alabama2. Macon County, Illinois

Classifier 1 – SVM Rank(Ranks the set of entities)

Classifier 2 – SVM (Computes Confidence)

Link to the top ranked entity

Don’t link

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Identify Relations

State

Alabama

Arizona

Arkansas

California

County

Macon

Navajo

Union

Humboldt

Rel ‘A’

Rel ‘A’

Rel ‘A’, ‘C’

Rel ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’

Rel ‘A’, ‘B’

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Generating a linked RDF representation

@prefix dbpedia: <http://dbpedia.org/resource/>.@prefix dbpedia-owl: <http://dbpedia.org/ontology/>.@prefix dbpprop: <http://dbpedia.org/property/>.@prefix dgtwc: <http://data-gov.tw.rpi.edu/2009/data-gov-twc.rdf#>.”State”@en is rdfs:label of dbpedia-owl:AdminstrativeRegion.

[ a dgtwc:DataEntry;dbpedia-owl:state dbpedia:Alabama;dbpedia:FIPS county code 000;dbpedia:Federal Information Processing Standard state code 001;dbpedia-owl:ethnicGroup “Farm with women principal operators”@en;dbpedia-owl:number 6444].

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Evaluation of the baseline system

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Dataset summaryNumber of Tables 15

Total Number of rows 199

Total Number of columns 56 (52)

Total Number of entities 639 (611)

* The number in the brackets indicates # excluding columns that contained numbers

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Evaluation # 1 (MAP)• Compared the system’s ranked list of labels

against a human–ranked list of labels

• Metric - Average Precision (a.p.) [Mean Average Precision gives a mean over set of queries]

• Commonly used in the Information Retrieval domain to compare two ranked sets

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Evaluation # 1 (MAP)

0 10 20 30 40 50 600

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

1.2

Average PrecisionAverage Precision

Column #

Ave

rage

Pre

cisi

on

MAP = 0.411

System Ranked:1. Person2. Politician3. President

Evaluator Ranked:1. President2. Politician3. OfficeHolder

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Accuracy for Entity Linking

Person Place Organization Other0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

83.05% 80.43%61.90%

29.22%

16.95% 19.57%38.10%

70.78%

IncorrectCorrect

Categories

% o

f cor

rect

and

inco

rrec

t ins

tanc

es li

nked

Overall Accuracy: 66.12 %

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Lessons Learnt

• Sequential System – Error percolated from one phase to the next

• Current system favors general classes over specific ones (MAP score = 0.411)

• Largely, a system driven by “heuristics”• Although we consider evidence, we don’t do

assignment jointly

Predict Class for Columns

Linking the table cells

Identify and Discover relations

T2LD Framework

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KB

a,b,c,…

m,n,o,… x,y,z,…

Probabilistic Graphical Model / Joint Inference Model

KB

Domain Knowledge – Linked Data Cloud / Medical Domain / Open Govt.

DomainQuery

Linked Data

A “Domain Independent” Framework

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Joint Inference over evidence in a table

Probabilistic Graphical Models

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Parameterized graphical model

C1 C2C3

𝝍𝟓

R11 R12 R13 R21 R22 R23 R31 R32 R33

𝝍𝟑 𝝍𝟑 𝝍𝟑

𝝍𝟒 𝝍𝟒 𝝍𝟒

Function that captures the affinity between the column headers and row values

Row value

Variable Node: Column header

Captures interaction between column headers

Captures interaction between row values

Factor Node

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Challenges

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Challenges - Literals

Population

690,000

345,000

510,020

120,000

Age

75

65

50

25

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Population / Profit ?

Age / Percentage ?

Use evidence from the rest of the table to decide

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Challenges - Metadata

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More Challenges !

• Sampling and Interpretation– Data set 1425 has > 400,000 rows !

• Human in the Loop

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Conclusion• Presented a framework for inferring the semantics of

tables and generating Linked data

• Evaluation of the baseline system show feasibility in tackling the problem

• Work in progress for building framework grounded in graphical models and probabilistic reasoning

• Working on tackling challenges posed by tables from domains such as the medical and open government data

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References1. Cafarella, M. J.; Halevy, A. Y.; Wang, Z. D.; Wu, E.; and Zhang, Y. 2008.

Webtables:exploring the power of tables on the web. PVLDB 1(1):538–549

2. M. Hurst. Towards a theory of tables. IJDAR,8(2-3):123-131, 2006.

3. D. W. Embley, D. P. Lopresti, and G. Nagy. Notes on contemporary table recognition. In Document Analysis Systems, pages 164-175, 2006.

4. Wang, Jingjing, Shao, Bin, Wang, Haixun, and Zhu, Kenny Q. Understanding tables on the web. Technical report, Microsoft Research Asia, 2010.

5. Venetis Petros, Halevy Alon, Madhavan Jayant, Pasca Marius, Shen Warren, Wu Fei, Miao Gengxin, and Wu Chung. Recovering semantics of tables on the web. In Proc. of the 37th Int'l Conference on Very Large Databases (VLDB), 2011.

6. Limaye Girija, Sarawagi Sunita, and Chakrabarti Soumen. Annotating and searching web tables using entities, types and relationships. In Proc. of the 36th Int'l Conference on Very Large Databases (VLDB), 2010

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Thank You ! Questions ?

[email protected]

@varishhttp://ebiq.org/h/Varish/Mulwad

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