1. Motivations for using conceptual classifications
1.1 Extracting information from texts
A typical business intelligence task involves extracting information from texts. This allows useful forms to be filled in automatically, and then summarized. Obvious applications can be found in dispatches on economic, political, cultural and other news. The example below illustrates an economic dispatch to which the FormEco form is associated.
Europe gives green light to Wendel's takeover of Materis. Announced in early January, Wendel Investissement's purchase of Materis from LBO France is worth €1.01 billion. The transaction values Materis at around €2 billion. Although Wendel Investissement and Materis do not operate in the same markets, Materis purchases certain...
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