In the scope of this paper, a paradigm is a general modeling framework or a distinct set of methodologies to solve a class of tasks. For instance, sequence labeling is a mainstream paradigm for named ...

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Fundamental changes in the way we work with data come along very rarely. For example, the database model that has remained the industry standard for decades—the relational database—was first conceived ...