Knowledge Extraction from Technical Reports Based on Large Language Models: An Exploratory Study

Organizations and companies possess a vast amount of documents generated over the years. These documents contain valuable information and knowledge that can be instrumental in resolving ambiguities and challenges experts face. Information retrieval and knowledge management systems are tools for extracting documents relevant to users’ informational needs, addressing part of the knowledge extraction challenge from these document collections. With the emergence of generative artificial intelligence and large language models that exhibit strong capa-bilities in understanding textual documents, knowledge extraction solutions have shifted towards utilizing these models. Large language models possess general knowledge obtained from pre-training methods, and there are various approaches to infuse domain-specific knowledge into the general understanding of the language model. This research first examines the possible techniques for fine-tuning a large language model in a specific domain. We then train the model using fine-tuning methods on a collection of documents and technical reports from the industry. Finally, we measure the improvement in the large language model's capability to extract domain-specific knowledge.

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2024-12-24
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ikt65497.2024.10892757
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Semantic Web and Ontologies
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Knowledge Extraction from Technical Reports Based on Large Language Models: An Exploratory Study

Alireza Khalilipour, Moharram Challenger, Hassan Bashiri, Parsa Bakhtiari et al.
Semantic Web and Ontologies
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Knowledge Extraction from Technical Reports Based on Large Language Models: An Exploratory Study

Alireza Khalilipour, Moharram Challenger, Hassan Bashiri, Parsa Bakhtiari, Masoud Nasiripour
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Organizations and companies possess a vast amount of documents generated over the years. These documents contain valuable information and knowledge that can be instrumental in resolving ambiguities and challenges experts face. Information retrieval and knowledge management systems are tools for extracting documents relevant to users’ informational needs, addressing part of the knowledge extraction challenge from these document collections. With the emergence of generative artificial intelligence and large language models that exhibit strong capa-bilities in understanding textual documents, knowledge extraction solutions have shifted towards utilizing these models. Large language models possess general knowledge obtained from pre-training methods, and there are various approaches to infuse domain-specific knowledge into the general understanding of the language model. This research first examines the possible techniques for fine-tuning a large language model in a specific domain. We then train the model using fine-tuning methods on a collection of documents and technical reports from the industry. Finally, we measure the improvement in the large language model's capability to extract domain-specific knowledge.

University of Antwerp (BE), Hamedan University of Technology (IR), Flanders Make (Belgium) (BE)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Semantic Web and Ontologies
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