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The Effectiveness of a Graph-based Algorithm for Stemming

by Michela Bacchin, Nicola Ferro, Massimo Melucci - Digital Libraries: People, Knowledge, and Technology. Proceedings of 5th International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries (ICADL 2002
"... Abstract. In Information Retrieval (IR), stemming enables a match-ing of query and document terms which are related to a same meaning but which can appear in different morphological variants. In this pa-per we will propose and evaluate a statistical graph-based algorithm for stemming. Considering th ..."
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Abstract. In Information Retrieval (IR), stemming enables a match-ing of query and document terms which are related to a same meaning but which can appear in different morphological variants. In this pa-per we will propose and evaluate a statistical graph-based algorithm for stemming. Considering

Multimedia and understanding: Expert and novice responses to different representations of chemical phenomena

by Robert B. Kozma, Joel Russell - Journal of Research in Science Teaching , 1997
"... Abstract: In two experiments, we examined how professional chemists (i.e., experts) and undergrad-uate chemistry students (i.e., novices) respond to a variety of chemistry representations (video segments, graphs, animations, and equations). In the first experiment, we provided subjects with a range ..."
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an equation and asked to draw a graph). Experts were better than novices in providing equivalent representations, particularly verbal descriptions for any given representation. We discuss the role that surface features of representations play in the un-derstanding of chemistry, and we emphasize the importance

Application of graph-based data mining to metabolic pathways. Workshop on Data Mining

by Chang Hun You, Lawrence B. Holder, Diane J. Cook - in Bioinfomratics, IEEE International Conference on Data Mining, December 18-22, 2006, Hong Kong, 2006. JM701130Z 654 Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
"... We present a method for finding biologically meaning-ful patterns on metabolic pathways using the SUBDUE graph-based relational learning system. A huge amount of biological data that has been generated by long-term re-search encourages us to move our focus to a systems-level understanding of bio-sys ..."
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We present a method for finding biologically meaning-ful patterns on metabolic pathways using the SUBDUE graph-based relational learning system. A huge amount of biological data that has been generated by long-term re-search encourages us to move our focus to a systems-level understanding of bio

A Graph-Based Approach to Commonsense Concept Extraction and Semantic Similarity Detection

by Dheeraj Rajagopal, Erik Cambria, Kenneth Kwok, Daniel Olsher
"... Commonsense knowledge representation and reasoning support a wide variety of potential applications in fields such as document auto-categorization, Web search enhancement, topic gisting, social process modeling, and concept-level opinion and sentiment analysis. Solutions to these problems, however, ..."
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Commonsense knowledge representation and reasoning support a wide variety of potential applications in fields such as document auto-categorization, Web search enhancement, topic gisting, social process modeling, and concept-level opinion and sentiment analysis. Solutions to these problems, however

workshop on Graph-based Algorithms for Natural Language Processing Workshop chairs:

by Irina Matveeva, Chris Biemann, Monojit Choudhury, Mona Diab , 2008
"... Recent years have shown an increased interest in bringing the field of graph theory into Natural Language Processing. In many NLP applications entities can be naturally represented as nodes in a graph and relations between them can be represented as edges. Recent research has shown that graphbased r ..."
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Recent years have shown an increased interest in bringing the field of graph theory into Natural Language Processing. In many NLP applications entities can be naturally represented as nodes in a graph and relations between them can be represented as edges. Recent research has shown that graphbased

STORIES in time: a graph-based interface for news tracking and discovery

by Bettina Berendt
"... Abstract—We present the STORIES methods and tool for (a) learning an abstracted story representation from a collection of time-indexed documents; (b) visualising it in a way that encourages users to interact and explore in order to discover temporal “story stages ” depending on their interests; and ..."
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Abstract—We present the STORIES methods and tool for (a) learning an abstracted story representation from a collection of time-indexed documents; (b) visualising it in a way that encourages users to interact and explore in order to discover temporal “story stages ” depending on their interests

Two Approaches for QA4MRE: Information Retrieval and Graph-based knowledge

by David Pinto
"... Abstract. In this paper we present our approaches for tackling the QA4MRE 2013 main task. We have built two different methodologies, one based on information retrieval and the other one based on graph representations of the text, additionally we have built a third hybrid methodology combining both o ..."
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Abstract. In this paper we present our approaches for tackling the QA4MRE 2013 main task. We have built two different methodologies, one based on information retrieval and the other one based on graph representations of the text, additionally we have built a third hybrid methodology combining both

Document Representation and Multilevel Measures of Document Similarity

by Irina Matveeva
"... We present our work on combining largescale statistical approaches with local linguistic analysis and graph-based machine learning techniques to compute a combined measure of semantic similarity between terms and documents for application in information extraction, question answering, and summarisat ..."
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We present our work on combining largescale statistical approaches with local linguistic analysis and graph-based machine learning techniques to compute a combined measure of semantic similarity between terms and documents for application in information extraction, question answering

C.: A systematic approach to connectors in a multi-level modeling environment

by Matthias Gutheil , Bastian Kennel , Colin Atkinson , 2008
"... Abstract. The advantage of supporting a uniform modeling approach across multiple, logical (or ontological) instantiation levels has been well documented in the literature. However, the published approaches for achieving this have focused on making it possible for classes and objects to be treated ..."
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uniformly across multiple instantiation levels, but have neglected the problems involved in doing the same thing for "connectors" (i.e. concepts rendered as edges in graph based depiction of models rather than nodes). On closer examination, this turns out to be a significant problem, because

Title of Document: A SENSORY-MOTOR LINGUISTIC FRAMEWORK FOR HUMAN ACTIVITY UNDERSTANDING

by Gutemberg B. Guerra Filho, Ph. D
"... We empirically discovered that the space of human actions has a linguistic structure. This is a sensory-motor space consisting of the evolution of joint angles of the human body in movement. The space of human activity has its own phonemes, morphemes, and sentences. We present a Human Activity Langu ..."
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with symbols (symbolization). This way, kinetology provides a symbolic representation for human movement that allows synthesis, analysis, and symbolic manipulation. We introduce a kinetological system and propose five basic principles on which such a system should be based: compactness, view
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