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After a period of time the original catalog card was replaced by a new card which contained further information about the object. For example, it may indicate that the object should be removed from the collection at a certain time. The new card has some fields that are not necessary on the older card and contains additional data that may not be relevant. Another challenge is how to identify the fields to be extracted. The proposed machine learning method is a hybrid neural network which combines traditional machine learning with a genetic algorithm. The hybrid neural network extracts features from the objects in the training data. The genetic algorithm is used to cluster the features to identify the most probable feature set for each object. The genetic algorithm improves the performance of the learning algorithm by preventing the learning algorithm from over fitting the training data. The problem of feature extraction is transformed into the problem of predicting which feature will be assigned to the training data object as the input vector. This problem is solved using a support vector machine. The proposed approach is tested using a set of documents from a collection of University of Leiden. The results demonstrate that the proposed approach outperforms the traditional neural network and provides the possibility of automatic feature extraction.

The automatic extraction of metadata from text is essential for semantic search of large text corpora. The authors propose such an approach that combines the concept of a rule-based metadata search system with Support Vector Machines. The authors showed that their concept yields good results and can be utilized for the automatic extraction of metadata from text documents. This is demonstrated using a historical collection of the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) as the corpus and by extracting the metadata from tweets.

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