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Evaluation of Coreference Resolution for Biomedical Text

accuracy of document processing activities such as retrieval or event extraction can be improved by resolution of lexical ambiguities. In this brief paper we investigate coreference resolution in biomedical texts, reporting on an experiment that shows the benefit of domain-specific knowledge. Comparison of a state-of-the-art general system with a purpose-built system shows that the latter is a dramatic improvement.