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Area of Science:

Botany and Agricultural Science
Computational Linguistics and Natural Language Processing

Background:

Plant attributes like environment and distribution are crucial for agriculture and biodiversity.
Manual extraction of this data from dispersed texts is time-consuming and error-prone.
Structured data extraction is needed to efficiently utilize this dispersed information.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an automated method for extracting relational triples (plant, attribute, value) from textual data.
To improve the accuracy and efficiency of plant attribute information extraction.
To facilitate the construction of knowledge graphs for plant data.

Main Methods:

A three-stage joint extraction of entities and relations using a tagging scheme.
Simultaneous matching of plant entities and attributes via a matrix.
Classification of predefined plant attribute categories.
Refined BERT word embedding and multi-level information fusion for relation prediction.
The proposed method is named Bwdgv.

Main Results:

The Bwdgv method demonstrated improved performance over the PRGC model.
Achieved a 1.4% increase in F1-score compared to the advanced PRGC model.
Successfully extracts relational triples for knowledge graph construction.

Conclusions:

The Bwdgv method offers a more efficient and accurate approach to extracting plant attribute information.
This facilitates the application of plant data in agricultural production and biodiversity studies.
Enables the creation of comprehensive plant knowledge graphs.