Inteligentní web (WIRG)

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10.1145/2507157.2508217

Katedra softwarového inženýrství

GAIN (inbeat.eu) is a web application and service for capturing and preprocessing user interactions with semantically described content. GAIN outputs a set of instances in tabular form suitable for further processing with generic machine-learning algorithms. GAIN is demoed as a component of a "SMART-TV" recommender system. Content is automatically described with DBpedia types using a Named Entity Recognition (NER) system. Interest is determined based on explicit user actions and user's attention computed by 3D head pose estimation. Preference rules are learnt with an association rule mining algorithm. These can be e.g. deployed to a business rules system, acting as a recommender.

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Katedra softwarového inženýrství

Client-side execution of a recommender system requires enrichment of the content delivered to the user with a list of potentially related content. A possible bottleneck for client-side recommendation is the data volume entailed by transferring the feature set describing each content item to the client, and the computational resources needed to process this feature set. This paper investigates whether the representation of the textual content (e.g. of videos) with Bag of Entities (BoE) vector generated by a wikifier can yield a classifier with the same accuracy at smaller size than the standard BoW approach. Experimental evaluation performed on the Reuters-21578 text categorization collection shows that there is a small improvement for small term vector sizes.

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10.1007/978-3-642-35176-1_3

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Modelling and understanding various contexts of users is important to enable personalised selection of Web APIs in directories such as Programmable Web. Currently, relationships between users and Web APIs are not clearly understood and utilized by existing selection approaches. In this paper, we present a semantic model of a Web API directory graph that captures relationships such as Web APIs, mashups, developers, and categories. We describe a novel configurable graph-based method for selection of Web APIs with personalised and temporal aspects. The method allows users to get more control over their preferences and recommended Web APIs while they can exploit information about their social links and preferences. We evaluate the method on a real-world dataset from ProgrammableWeb.com, and show that it provides more contextualised results than currently available popularity-based rankings.

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10.1007/978-3-319-30996-5_11

Katedra softwarového inženýrství

In the recent years, there is a significant interest in a link prediction - an important task for graph-based data structures. Although there exist many approaches based on the graph theory and factorizations, there is still lack of methods that can work with multiple types of links and temporal information. The creation time of a link is an important aspect: it reflects age and credibility of the information. In this paper, we introduce a method that predicts missing links in RDF datasets. We model multiple relations of RDF as a tensor that incorporates the creation time of links as a key component too. We evaluate the proposed approach on real world datasets: an RDF representation of the ProgrammableWeb directory and a subset of the DBpedia focused on movies. The results show that the proposed method outperforms other link prediction approaches.