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2010 – 2019

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2011
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Ray Pereda, Kazem Taghva:
Fuzzy Information Extraction on OCR Text. ITNG 2011: 543-546
2010
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Ray Pereda, Kazem Taghva:
Date of birth extraction using precise shallow parsing. DRR 2010: 753406

2000 – 2009

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2006
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Kazem Taghva, Russell Beckley, Jeffrey S. Coombs, Julie Borsack, Ray Pereda, Thomas A. Nartker:
Automatic redaction of private information using relational information extraction. DRR 2006: 60670J
2005
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Kazem Taghva, Jeffrey S. Coombs, Ray Pereda, Thomas A. Nartker:
Address extraction using hidden Markov models. DRR 2005: 119-126
2004
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Kazem Taghva, Jeffrey S. Coombs, Ray Pereda, Thomas A. Nartker:
Language Model-based Retieval for Farsi Documents. ITCC (2) 2004: 13-17

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