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2/17/041Using WordNet toImprove User Modelling ina Web DocumentRecommender SystemCS 620 Class PresentationPresented by Haifeng HeBernardo Magnini and Carlo Strapparava2Problem A recommender system for a Web site ofmultilingual news Learns user’s interests from the requestedpages Build a model of the user Exploit the model to anticipate whichdocuments in the web site could be interestingfor the user3Previous Work SiteIF, a personal agent for a multilingualnews web site Word-based (word frequency and co-occurrence) Not accurate enough Misinterpret word sense4Main Idea Content-based document representation Build the user model as a semantic networkwhose nodes represent sense (not just words) Retrieve new documents with high semanticrelevance with respect to the use model More accurate and, independent from the language of thedocuments browsed(?!). The problems Require a repository for word senses(WordNet) Word sense disambiguation (WSD)5Word Domain Disambiguation Sense clustering with domain labels (Magniniand Strapparava, 2000) Each word has a domain label (MEDICINE, SPORT,etc) Reduce the WordNet polysemy Covers only noun synsets now6Example7Domain Disambiguation Two steps Given a word, for each domain label of theword, give a score, which is determined by thefrequency of the label among the senses The domain label with the highest score isselected .83 accuracy (Magnini and Strapparava, 2000)89Evaluation and Conclusions Compare the output of two systems againstthe judgments of a human advisor Word-based and synset based H the set of human proposals, S the set of thesystem proposals Precision = ; Recall = Precision increase 34%. Recall increase 15%.SSH || ∩SSH ||


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