Difference between revisions of "SeQuEx"

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SeQuEx - Semantic Query Expansion
Short Description:	SeQuEx finds its collocation inside the area of semantic search. Its purpose is to expand query in a semantic manner providing related concepts.
Coordinator:
Tutor:	DavidLaniado (david.laniado@gmail.com)
Collaborator:
Students:	MarcoBessi (), LeonardoBruni (leonardo1.bruni@mail.polimi.it)
Research Area:	warning.png"Ontologies and Semantic Web" is not in the list of possible values (Affective Computing, Agents - Multiagent Systems - Agencies, BioSignal Analysis, Computational Intelligence and Games, Computer Vision and Image Analysis, E-Science, Machine Learning, Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Social Software and Semantic Web) for this property.Ontologies and Semantic Web
Research Topic:	Semantic Search
Start:	2008/09
End:	2009/04
Status:	finishedwarning.png"finished" is not in the list of possible values (Active, Closed) for this property.
Level:	Bs
Type:	Course

SeQuEx

SeQuEx finds its collocation inside the area of semantic search. Its purpose is to expand query in a semantic manner providing related concepts.

Students currently working on the project

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 {{Project
-  | title=Techniques to analyze the Wikipedia Social Network
+  | title=SeQuEx - Semantic Query Expansion
-  | short_descr=Our work tries to study the community of users acting on a generic wiki with an automatic, general and modular process. The first step consists in the extraction of data from the MediaWiki dump. The second calculates the user contribution for each page of the wiki. Then those users who can be considered the "best" contributors for each page are selected and used to build a Social Network. A standard set of analysis is applied to this network, such as macroscopic study and centrality measures.
+  | short_descr=SeQuEx finds its collocation inside the area of semantic search. Its purpose is to expand query in a semantic manner providing related concepts.
   | tutor=DavidLaniado
   | students=MarcoBessi;LeonardoBruni