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Maytag: A Multi-staged Approach to Identifying Complex Events in Textual Data

February 2006

Conrad Chang, The MITRE Corporation
Sean Munson, The MITRE Corporation
Lisa Ferro, The MITRE Corporation
John Gibson, The MITRE Corporation
Janet Hitzeman, The MITRE Corporation
Suzi Lubar, The MITRE Corporation
Justin Palmer, The MITRE Corporation
Marc Vilain, The MITRE Corporation
Benjamin Wellner, The MITRE Corporation
Justin Palmer, The MITRE Corporation
Sean Munson, The MITRE Corporation
Marc Vilain, The MITRE Corporation
Benjamin Wellner, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

We present a novel application of NLP and text mining to the analysis of financial documents. In particular, we describe an implemented prototype, Maytag, which combines information extraction and subject classification tools in an interactive exploratory framework. We present experimental results on their performance, as tailored to the financial domain, and some forward-looking extensions to the approach that enables users to specify classifications on the fly.

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