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Talk · Ural Symposium on Biomedical Engineering, Radioelectronics and Information Technology · May 14, 2026

Named Entity Recognition for Uzbek Economic and Financial Text

Nilufar Z. Abdurakhmonova, Esanov Alijon Mengbayevich, Alisher Abidjanov, Zebiniso Baxtiyarova, Gulmira Koymuradova, Madina Tilavova

Abstract

This paper proposes a combined approach to recognizing named entities in Uzbek economic and financial texts. The proposed system includes several stages: script normalization (Cyrillic → Latin), additional dialect standardization (converting Oghuz/Khorezm words to their standard Uzbek equivalents), and then application of a neural model based on mBERT. A corpus of over 3,000 annotated sentences from regulatory acts, news articles, and financial reports was prepared for training. Furthermore, it should be noted that the annotation was performed using the BIOES scheme, taking into account the morphological features of the Uzbek language. The results demonstrate that combining rulebased modules with a neural model improves the recall and accuracy of entity extraction compared to purely neural solutions. The proposed approach can be used to automate the processing of Uzbek texts-from information retrieval to document digitization-and demonstrates the potential for adapting NER systems to languages with limited resources and rich dialectal variation.

Topic ModelingNatural Language Processing TechniquesHandwritten Text Recognition Techniquesnamed entity recognitionUzbek languageKhorezm dialect

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