DocumentCode
2010707
Title
Attentive Tasks: Process-Driven Document Analysis for Multichannel Documents
Author
Stamm, Kristin ; Dengel, Andreas
Author_Institution
German Res. Center for Artificial Intell., Kaiserslautern, Germany
fYear
2012
fDate
27-29 March 2012
Firstpage
22
Lastpage
26
Abstract
The increasing amount of email data has led many companies to new challenges with their employees now having to deal with information overload while managing multiple communication channels at the same time, e.g., email, mail, and phone. Moreover, emails can contain attachments, i.e., files with additional information. Most existing approaches for reducing email processing time require significant domain specific customization efforts to achieve good performance and lack attachment handling. We aim at providing a more domain independent approach by integrating the process context and using the information expectations of a process to guide the document analysis (DA) schedule for emails and their attachments. We rely on the concepts of Attentive Tasks (ATs) and Specialist Board (SB). ATs are templates that describe all relevant and expected information about a process currently waiting for input. The SB provides a machine readable description of DA methods, so-called specialists, that extract all relevant information for further processes. We present our approach and demonstrate the benefits for a domain specific application, i.e., a financial institution.
Keywords
document handling; DA methods; attachment handling; attentive tasks; domain specific application; email data; email processing; financial institution; information overload; machine readable description; multichannel documents; multiple communication channels; process-driven document analysis; specialist board; Context; Electronic mail; Logic gates; Pipelines; Runtime; Text analysis; applications; information extraction; multichannel document analysis systems; process context;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Document Analysis Systems (DAS), 2012 10th IAPR International Workshop on
Conference_Location
Gold Cost, QLD
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-0868-7
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DAS.2012.21
Filename
6195328
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