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To extract entities and events from unstructured text, process inline text, file paths, or active editor content through a full pipeline that includes NER, relation extraction, event detection, coreference resolution, and triplet extraction. Results are output as Markdown tables.

Building a knowledge graph from documents requires extracting structured triplets, entities, and relations. Running an end-to-end extraction pipeline over your documents detects coreference and events, surfacing the structured data and validator warnings needed for an audit trail.

Yes, you can run relation extraction and coreference resolution on large files. The pipeline accepts file paths and supports chunked processing for large inputs, clearing the result cache before each run to ensure accurate extraction of entities, events, and triplets.

Yes, the extraction pipeline supports named entity recognition and triplet extraction. It runs the full extraction sequence including NER, relation extraction, event detection, and coreference resolution, returning structured data and validator warnings as Markdown tables.

To validate extracted entities and relations, run the extraction pipeline on your document or text input. The process surfaces validator warnings alongside the output of entities, relations, events, and triplets formatted as Markdown tables.

Automated event detection and relation extraction limitations include potential validator warnings flagged during processing. The pipeline clears its result cache before each run and supports chunked processing to handle large inputs, but output quality depends on the source text clarity.