kyle hamilton

Would this be a good use case for PROV?

Let me know if you can’t access it

Here is a link to my proposal - again, this is early stages: https://www.springerprofessional.de/en/towards-an-ontology-for-propaganda-detection-in-news-articles/19376886

I’ve spent about a year thinking things through and reading. So I have a lot of ideas from a theoretical perspective. But I am only in the very beginning stages of implementation. I am not new to NLP so while this is definitely a challenge (huge understatement here), I think I am technically equipped to take it on.

This is obviously a gross oversimplification, but that’s the gist 😉

Hi Alfredo S., Thanks for your answer. I am trying to do the latter. I’m working on developing an ontology for “propaganda” (rhetorical devices, logical fallacies, etc..). I would then like to create a knowledge graph from news articles which I can use for propaganda detection and analysis. The analysis part is what’s interesting, and at the moment I’m thinking about using Walton’s argument scheme diagrams for this.

Hi Prasad Y. Thank you so much for your presentation and for your answer. My ontology is not quite ready for prime-time 😳. What I’m working on is modeling propaganda in news articles. So I’ve looked at some existing ontologies for rhetoric and arguments, but this is a pretty hairy beast. Based on the literature, this use case is best suited to building the ontology bottom up. So it’s a bit of a circular process as between building the ontology and the knowledge graph.

I was thinking of using my own ontology. I was interested in the text to ontology NLP pipeline. I’ve tried to roll my own, but it’s not that easy - I mean, I’m getting poor results.

Thanks Shashishekar R. - I was there 😉. that’s why I’m asking