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| − | '''Context-Aware Category Ranking for Wikipedia Concepts''' - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Huiman Hou, Lijiang Chen, Shimin Chen and Peng Jiang. | + | '''Context-Aware Category Ranking for Wikipedia Concepts''' - scientific work related to [[Wikipedia quality]] published in 2012, written by [[Huiman Hou]], [[Lijiang Chen]], [[Shimin Chen]] and [[Peng Jiang]]. |
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| − | Systems, methods, and computer-readable and executable instructions are provided for categorizing a concept. Categorizing a concept can include selecting a target concept with a number of surrounding textual contexts. Categorizing a concept can also include determining a number of candidate categories for the target concept based on the number of surrounding textual contexts. Categorizing a concept can also include selecting a predefined number of articles, each with a desired relatedness to the number of candidate categories. Furthermore, categorizing a concept can include calculating a relatedness score for each of the number of candidate categories based on a relatedness with the number of articles. | + | Systems, methods, and computer-readable and executable instructions are provided for categorizing a concept. Categorizing a concept can include selecting a target concept with a number of surrounding textual contexts. Categorizing a concept can also include determining a number of candidate [[categories]] for the target concept based on the number of surrounding textual contexts. Categorizing a concept can also include selecting a predefined number of articles, each with a desired [[relatedness]] to the number of candidate categories. Furthermore, categorizing a concept can include calculating a relatedness score for each of the number of candidate categories based on a relatedness with the number of articles. |
Revision as of 10:14, 5 June 2019
Context-Aware Category Ranking for Wikipedia Concepts - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2012, written by Huiman Hou, Lijiang Chen, Shimin Chen and Peng Jiang.
Overview
Systems, methods, and computer-readable and executable instructions are provided for categorizing a concept. Categorizing a concept can include selecting a target concept with a number of surrounding textual contexts. Categorizing a concept can also include determining a number of candidate categories for the target concept based on the number of surrounding textual contexts. Categorizing a concept can also include selecting a predefined number of articles, each with a desired relatedness to the number of candidate categories. Furthermore, categorizing a concept can include calculating a relatedness score for each of the number of candidate categories based on a relatedness with the number of articles.
