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Open Innovation and Semantic Web : Problem Solver Search on Linked Data Milan Stankovic hypios & STIH – Université Paris-Sorbonne

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presentation given at the Doctoral Consortium of International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC) 2010

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Page 1: Open Innovation and Semantic Web

Open Innovation and Semantic Web : Problem Solver Search on Linked Data

Milan Stankovichypios & STIH – Université Paris-Sorbonne

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Challanges for OI on Semantic Web

• Specifics of OI:– we seek innovative and disruptive solutions, that

might come form many places not necesairly best experts

• Challanges for SW:– find experts using existing Linked Data sources– Find related domains where the solver might

come from

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Expert Finding before Linked Data

Content User Activities Reputation and Acheivements

user-generated contentpublications, e-mails, blogs, Wikipedia pages…

Buitelaar, P., &Eigner, T. (2008) ;; Kolari, P., Finin, T., Lyons, K., &Yesha, Y. (2008) ….content owned by usersSemantic desktop

Demartini, G., &Niederée, C. (2008)

online activitiesquestion answering, bookmarking

Adamic et al. (2008) ; Zhang et al.. (2007) …offline activitiesobtaining research grants, participating in projects

endorsment of user’s content

Noll et al.(2009). ..

replies

Jurczyk, P., &Agichtein, E. (2007).

datadata structured data

structured data

selection and ranking of

experts

selection and ranking of

experts

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A hidden assumption: Experties hypothesis

Expert Candidat

e

Expertise Evidence

Expertise Topic

hypothesis

If the user

wrote a paper

saved a bookmark

saved a bookmark before the others

was retweeted

on TopicX

then he/she is an expert

then he/she is a better ranked

expert

on TopicX

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Expert Search on Linked Data

selection and ranking of

experts

selection and ranking of

experts

expertise hypothesisexpertise

hypothesis

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How to Choose an Expertise Hypothesis

• Look at the structure of data:– global data or local data store– dataset caracteristics already published with VoID and

SCOVO– Tools that index data summeries: Khatchadourian, S.,

& Consens, M. (2010); Harth et al. (2010).• We propose Linked Data metrics based on:

– data quantity– topic distribution– topic proximity

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Linked Data Metrics

• Metrics based on topic distribution

• Metrics based on topic proximity

THt,s =Qt ,s

Qowl :topTraceClass,s

SHt,s =Qt ,sQt

avgPC =

1 dist(s1,s2)s2∈C

∑s1∈C

n2

maxDC = maxs1 ,s2∈C

dist(s1,s2)

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• What has been done so far– pilot study

• What’s been keeping us busy– qualitative experiment: is there a correlation

between the values of the metrics and the precsion and recall expectation of a hypothesis

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Hypothesis Recommendation and Expert Finding system

• Hy.SemEx system

• Next Challange: Provide a way to explore relevant domains of knowledge and include them in the expert search.– considered work in: Recommender Systems based

on semantic proximity; Serendipity;

problemproblemtopic 1topic 2

Recommend hypothesis

Recommend hypothesis

VoID + SCOVO

Find ExpertsFind Experts

Invite ExpertsInvite

Experts

Recommend Problems

Recommend Problems

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Questions Please?

Milan [email protected]