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  <Title>Coreference as the Foundations for Link Analysis over Free Text Databases</Title>
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2 CAMP Natural Language
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Processing Software
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      <Paragraph position="0"> The foundation of our system is the CAMP NLP system. This system provides an integrated environment in which one can access many levels of linguistic information as well as world knowledge. Its main components include: named entity recognition, tokenization, sentence detection, part-of-speech tagging, morphological analysis, parsing, argument detection, and coreference resolution as described below. Many of the techniques used for these tasks perform at or near the state of the art and are described in more depth in (Wacholder 97), (Collins 96), (Baldwin 95), (Reynar 97), (Baldwin 97), (Bagga, 98b).</Paragraph>
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