Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1698189 Procedia CIRP 2016 6 Pages PDF
Abstract

Along the product life-cycle, industrial processes generate massive digital assets containing precious information. Besides structured databases, written reports hold unstructured information hardly exploitable due to the lack of vocabulary and syntax standardization. In this paper we present a methodology and natural language processing approach to exploit these documents. Our method consists in providing connections based on supervised retrieval of domain-specific expressions. No prior document analysis are required to drive the algorithm. It underlines a scale of specificity in pattern visualization. This allows relevant and specific information extraction for feedback (e.g. design stage, after-sales service).

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