DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10301109
title: No Name

description: IndEL

IndEL is the first Indonesian Entity Linking (EL) benchmark dataset for general and specific domains. It was manually created, and the labeling process was performed using a semantic annotation platform, INCEpTION. There are two Indonesian NER benchmark datasets utilized for entity extraction, i.e., NER UI and IndQNER. NER UI contains entities in a general domain, and IndQNER provides entities in a specific domain, i.e., the Indonesian Translation of the Quran. IndEL is presented in NIF format.  The dataset contains:




Domain
Sentences
Tokens
Linked Entities


General domain
2114
44833
4767


Specific domain
2621
61816
2453




Annotation Stage

The manual annotation of IndEL, in both its general and specific domains, was carried out by non-volunteer native speakers. Specifically for the specific domain (pertaining to the Indonesian translation of the Quran), the annotators comprised students in their fourth year of bachelor studies from the Quran and Tafseer department at State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta. There were six annotators, as follows:



Anggita Maharani Gumay Putri

Azmi Muchtar

Muhammad Destamal Junas

Muhammad Rifqi Setiabudi

Naufaldi Hafidhigbal

Rosyidatul Liulinnuha


Experiments

To showcase the utility of IndEL as a benchmark dataset, it was used to evaluate cutting-edge EL systems in multilingual settings using the GERBIL framework. The EL systems included Babelfy, DBpedia Spotlight, MAG, and WAT. Steps to perform the evaluation can be found here. The evaluation results are as follows:




Metrics
Babelfy
DBpedia Spotlight
MAG
WAT


General Domain


Precision
0.7278
0.6746
0.4265
0.6121


Recall
0.3719
0.3575
0.4166
0.5551


F1
0.4923
0.4673
0.4215
0.5822


Specific Domain


Precision
0.8
0.8471
0.1523
0.7681


Recall
0.4696
0.6731
0.1508
0.7468


F1
0.5918
0.7501
0.1515
0.7573




Another Evaluation with MAG

To further investigate the impact of how Indonesian entities are presented in Wikidata on the EL systems' performance, another evaluation was performed by employing MAG, targeting the identification of NIL entities within both the general and specific domains.  The evaluation results are distinguished into linked and Not in Lexicon (NIL) entities as follows:




Domain
Total Entities
Linked Entities
NIL Entities


General Domain
4767
3163
1604


Specific Domain
2453
1930
523




How to Use

We have integrated IndEL into the GERBIL framework. This integration facilitates the evaluation of both multilingual and Indonesian-specific EL systems using IndEL.

Further Development Plan

During the creation of IndEL, we identified that a significant number of entities are missing in the Indonesian Wikidata. This observation highlights the limited range of entries in Indonesian Wikidata, particularly in comparison with its counterparts in other languages. To address this, our improvement plan includes expanding the linkage of entities in IndEL to other knowledge bases, such as DBpedia and YAGO. Additionally, in terms of domain-specific content, our plan is to broaden the scope of the dataset to encompass the complete Indonesian translation of the Quran, extending from the currently included 8 chapters to all 114 chapters.

Contact

If you have any questions or feedbacks, feel free to contact us at ria.hari.gusmita@uni-paderborn.de or ria.gusmita@uinjkt.ac.id.