Text representation is a critical issue for exploring the insights behind the text. Many models have been developed to represent the text in defined forms such as numeric vectors where it would be easy to calculate the similarity between the documents using the well-known distance measures. In this paper, we aim to build a model to represent text semantically either in one document or multiple documents using a combination of hierarchical Latent Dirichlet Allocation (hLDA), Word2vec, and Isolation Forest models. The proposed model aims to learn a vector for each document using the relationship between its words' vectors and the hierarchy of topics generated using the hierarchical Latent Dirichlet Allocation model. Then, the isolation forest model is used to represent multiple documents in one representation as one profile to facilitate finding similar documents to the profile. The proposed text representation model outperforms the traditional text representation models when applied to represent scientific papers before performing contentbased scientific papers recommendation for researchers.
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