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Selective integration of background knowledge in TCBR systems

Date Issued
01-12-2011
Author(s)
Patelia, Anil
Sutanu Chakraborti 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Wiratunga, Nirmalie
DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-23291-6_16
Abstract
This paper explores how background knowledge from freely available web resources can be utilised for Textual Case Based Reasoning. The work reported here extends the existing Explicit Semantic Analysis approach to representation, where textual content is represented using concepts with correspondence to Wikipedia articles. We present approaches to identify Wikipedia pages that are likely to contribute to the effectiveness of text classification tasks. We also study the effect of modelling semantic similarity between concepts (amounting to Wikipedia articles) empirically. We conclude with the observation that integrating background knowledge from resources like Wikipedia into TCBR tasks holds a lot of promise as it can improve system effectiveness even without elaborate manual knowledge engineering. Significant performance gains are obtained using a very small number of features that have very strong correspondence to how humans describe the domain. © 2011 Springer-Verlag.
Volume
6880 LNAI
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