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equipes:rcln:ancien_wiki:projets:extraction_violent_events_mexico [2019/04/05 13:40]
rosse [An information extraction method for assisting a citizen count of violent events in Mexico] |
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| ====== An information extraction method for assisting a citizen count of violent events in Mexico ====== | ====== An information extraction method for assisting a citizen count of violent events in Mexico ====== |
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| //[[equipes:rcln:projets:extraction_violent_events_mexico:es|]]// | //[[equipes:rcln:ancien_wiki:projets:extraction_violent_events_mexico:es]]// |
| ===== Goal ===== | ===== Goal ===== |
| To assist with an information extraction method the citizen counters of the [[https://twitter.com/menosdias|@menosdias]] project, who since 2010 have counted more than 50000 violent victims in Mexico. Counters are volunteers who must read the Mexican online press during one week in order to register violent events in the @menosdias [[http://menosdiasaqui.blogspot.mx/|blog]] and [[https://twitter.com/menosdias| tweeter account]]. The goal of the project is to extract violent events from online sources and propose violent event candidates to the counter. The main output would be a blog post, a tweet and a record in a violent events database. | To assist with an information extraction method the citizen counters of the [[https://twitter.com/menosdias|@menosdias]] project, who since 2010 have counted more than 50000 violent victims in Mexico. Counters are volunteers who must read the Mexican online press during one week in order to register violent events in the @menosdias [[http://menosdiasaqui.blogspot.mx/|blog]] and [[https://twitter.com/menosdias| tweeter account]]. The goal of the project is to extract violent events from online sources and propose violent event candidates to the counter. The main output would be a blog post, a tweet and a record in a violent events database. |