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FrameNet CNL: A Knowledge Representation and Information Extraction Language

2014

The paper presents a FrameNet-based information extraction and knowledge representation framework, called FrameNet-CNL. The framework is used on natural language documents and represents the extracted knowledge in a tailor-made Frame-ontology from which unambiguous FrameNet-CNL paraphrase text can be generated automatically in multiple languages. This approach brings together the fields of information extraction and CNL, because a source text can be considered belonging to FrameNet-CNL, if information extraction parser produces the correct knowledge representation as a result. We describe a state-of-the-art information extraction parser used by a national news agency and speculate that Fram…

Information retrievalParsingKnowledge representation and reasoningbusiness.industryComputer scienceAgency (philosophy)computer.software_genreParaphraseInformation extractionArtificial intelligenceSource textFrameNetbusinesscomputerNatural language processingNatural language
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An Iterative Information Retrieval Approach from Social Media in Crisis Situations

2019

During to past few years, social media have gained a pivotal role in crisis communication. Its usage has ranged from informing the public about the status of a crisis and what precaution need to be taken, to family members checking on the safety of loved ones. Despite the widespread use of social media in crises situations and the clear potential benefit from collecting potential critical information from social media, emergency management services (EMSs) are still reluctant to use social media as a source of information to improve their situational awareness. One of the reasons for the reluctance is that crises management are typically overloaded with information. Adding social media will …

Information retrievalPoint (typography)Emergency managementSituation awarenessbusiness.industryComputer scienceRelevance (information retrieval)Social mediaCrisis managementbusinessInformation overloadCrisis communication2019 International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies for Disaster Management (ICT-DM)
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Document Word Clouds: Visualising Web Documents as Tag Clouds to Aid Users in Relevance Decisions

2009

Περιέχει το πλήρες κείμενο Information Retrieval systems spend a great effort on determining the significant terms in a document. When, instead, a user is looking at a document he cannot benefit from such information. He has to read the text to understand which words are important. In this paper we take a look at the idea of enhancing the perception of web documents with visualisation techniques borrowed from the tag clouds of Web 2.0. Highlighting the important words in a document by using a larger font size allows to get a quick impression of the relevant concepts in a text. As this process does not depend on a user query it can also be used for explorative search. A user study showed, th…

Information retrievalProcess (engineering)Computer sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectDocument clusteringUser requirements documentWorld Wide WebPerceptionRelevance (information retrieval)Tag cloudtf–idfΤεχνικές υπηρεσίες σε βιβλιοθήκες αρχεία και μουσείαTechnical services in libraries archives and museumsWord (computer architecture)media_common
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Experimental evaluation of hypertext access structures

2002

Transient hypertextual access structures (THASs) are temporary graphs formed automatically on the basis of the situation-dependent information needs of software engineers. The approach is implemented in the HyperSoft system, which is a hypertext-based software maintenance support tool. THASs highlight the relevant parts of the program and enable nonlinear browsing between them. The system also supports various graphical views whose elements are linked to the program text. This paper describes the effects of using these hypertextual structures in two separate experiments. The subjects of both experiments were computer science students (total N = 70). In both experiments, the subjects perform…

Information retrievalProgramming languagebusiness.industryComputer scienceProgram comprehensionInformation needsSoftware maintenancecomputer.software_genrelaw.inventionSoftwareProgram analysislawTransient (computer programming)HypertextCompilerbusinesscomputerSoftwareJournal of Software Maintenance and Evolution: Research and Practice
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Quick and dirty but still pretty good: a review of new descriptive methods in food science

2012

Summary For food scientists and industrials, descriptive profiling is an essential tool that involves the evaluation of both the qualitative and quantitative sensory characteristics of a product by a panel. Recently, in response to industrial demands to develop faster and more cost-effective methods of descriptive analysis, several methods have been offered as alternatives to conventional profiling. These methods can be classified in three families: (i) verbal-based methods (flash profile and check-all-that-apply), (ii) similarity-based methods (free sorting task and projective mapping aka Napping®) and (iii) reference-based methods (polarised sensory positioning and pivot profile). We succ…

Information retrievalProjective mappingDescriptive statisticsComputer scienceQuick-and-dirtyFood productsProfiling (information science)Statistical analysisSensory analysisIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringAKAFood ScienceInternational Journal of Food Science & Technology
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Comprehension effects of signalling relationships between documents in search engines

2010

A key task for students learning about a complex topic from multiple documents on the web is to establish the existing rhetorical relations between the documents. Traditional search engines such as Google(R) display the search results in a listed format, without signalling any relationship between the documents retrieved. New search engines such as Kartoo(R) go a step further, displaying the results as a constellation of documents, in which the existing relations between pages are made explicit. This presentation format is based on previous studies of single-text comprehension, which demonstrate that providing a graphical overview of the text contents and their relation boosts readers' comp…

Information retrievalRelation (database)Computer sciencebusiness.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectHuman-Computer InteractionWorld Wide WebComprehensionPresentationArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)Reading (process)Web pageRhetorical questionThe InternetSet (psychology)businessGeneral Psychologymedia_commonComputers in Human Behavior
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Export of Relational Databases to RDF Databases by Model Transformations

2011

The Semantic Web is a Web of Data. To fulfill this web with data we need methods how to transfer business data from existing relational databases. In most cases, textual mapping languages are used for the specification of correspondences between relational DB schema and OWL ontology. These languages generally are rather awkward and not well-suited for the specification of mappings in cases when there is a substantial semantic gap between the source ER schema and the target OWL ontology. At the same time specification of mappings is a classical use case for graphical model transformation languages. In our previous work [10] we have proposed a new, model transformation-based method for the sp…

Information retrievalRelational databaseComputer scienceRDF SchemaDatabase schemaWeb Ontology Languagecomputer.file_formatcomputer.software_genreSPARQLData miningRDFcomputerSemantic Webcomputer.programming_languageSemantic gap
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A Semantic Model to Query Spatial–Temporal Data

2013

There is a growing need for the study of spatial–temporal objects and their relationships. A common approach for this task is the use of relational databases, which unfortunately do not allow inference. In this research, we introduce a new approach that uses the concept of a “continuum” together with ontologies and semantic Web technologies. The continuum allows us to define parent–child relationships between representations of objects. It also allows us to compare the evolution of two different objects and establish the relationships between them along time. Our approach is based on the four-dimensional fluent, which is extended to obtain spatial–temporal qualitative information from the a…

Information retrievalRelational databaseComputer sciencebusiness.industryInferenceSemantic data modelSemanticscomputer.software_genreTemporal databaseTask (project management)Knowledge baseData miningbusinessSemantic Webcomputer
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Active Learning System in the Context of the Social Semantic Web

2013

In this paper we present the concept and the implementation of an Active Semantic Learning System that takes advantage of the Social Semantic Web in order to deliver an efficient and personalized learning experience to the learner. Active participation of the learner is encouraged through the social learning approach and through techniques that adapt the learning content to learners' needs and preferences. The semantic layer allows us to define a common understanding of the data used to describe the objects in the learning system. The objects in the learning system are described using semantic web technologies. Domain ontologies and explicit logic rules are defined in order to allow data in…

Information retrievalSemantic gridComputer sciencebusiness.industryHuman–computer interactionSemantic computingActive learningSemantic analyticsSemantic searchSemantic Web StackbusinessSemantic WebSocial Semantic Web2013 Sixth International Conference on Developments in eSystems Engineering
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Distributed image retrieval on DAISY

2006

The paper describes an application of image retrieval based on DAISY architecture (distributed architecture for intelligent system). The creation of pictorial indexes may require a number of hours depending on the size of the pictorial data base. The problem can become more complex in the case of distributed database systems. In both cases a distributed architecture can be the natural and more efficient solution. DAISY architecture is based on the concept of co-operating behavioral agents supervised by a central engagement module. Preliminary experiments, to evaluate the performance of the system, have been performed on a astronomical database and coral image

Information retrievalSettore INF/01 - InformaticaDistributed databaseComputer scienceDistributed database management systemsMulti-agent systemArchitectureDistributed systems image retrievalBase (topology)Image retrievalImage (mathematics)Database index2003 IEEE International Workshop on Computer Architectures for Machine Perception
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