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19291 Date 2004
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19291 abstract In Information Filtering (IF) a user may be interested in several topics in parallel. But IF systems have been built on representational models derived from Information Retrieval and Text Categorization, which assume independence between terms. The linearity of these models results in user profiles that can only represent one topic of interest. We present a methodology that takes into account term dependencies to construct a single profile representation for multiple topics, in the form of a hierarchical term network. We also introduce a series of non-linear functions for evaluating documents against the profile. Initial experiments produced positive results.
19291 authorList authors
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19291 issue 2004
19291 presentedAt ext-2630ccf76d7033b05ea106f9b0d8627d
19291 status peerReviewed
19291 volume 3025
19291 type AcademicArticle
19291 type Article
19291 label Nanas, Nikolaos ; Uren, Victoria ; De Roeck, Anne and Domingue, John (2004). Multi-topic information filtering with a single user profile. In: Methods and Applications of Artificial Intelligence (Vouros, George A. and Panayiotopoulos, Themistoklis eds.), Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, Berlin, pp. 400–409.
19291 label Nanas, Nikolaos ; Uren, Victoria ; De Roeck, Anne and Domingue, John (2004). Multi-topic information filtering with a single user profile. In: Methods and Applications of Artificial Intelligence (Vouros, George A. and Panayiotopoulos, Themistoklis eds.), Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, Berlin, pp. 400–409.
19291 Publisher ext-1c5ddec173ca8cdfba8b274309638579
19291 Title Multi-topic information filtering with a single user profile
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