2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10791-014-9240-0
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A survey of approaches for ranking on the web of data

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“…For further references that focus on ranking strategies for degree-dependent datasets, such as DBpedia or DBLP, we refer the reader (Bast et al 2016;Roa-Valverde et al 2014;Yumusak et al 2014;Marx et al 2016b). We continue our discussion with some alternative strategies that do not highly depend on node degree.…”
Section: Importance Measures For Structured Databasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For further references that focus on ranking strategies for degree-dependent datasets, such as DBpedia or DBLP, we refer the reader (Bast et al 2016;Roa-Valverde et al 2014;Yumusak et al 2014;Marx et al 2016b). We continue our discussion with some alternative strategies that do not highly depend on node degree.…”
Section: Importance Measures For Structured Databasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We touch on two fields in this work, namely ranking for RDF knowledge bases and entity summarization. For a good survey on ranking for RDF knowledge bases we refer the reader to Roa-Valverde and Sicilia [12]. Recent work on this topic includes Ngomo et al [10] which gives an alternative to traditional PageRank computation.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, relevance feedback (RF) is one of the classical ways of refining search engine rankings: search engine first generates an initial set of rankings; then users select the relevant documents within this ranking, and based on the information in these documents, a more appropriate ranking is presented (e.g., the query may be expanded using the terms contained in the first set of relevant documents). In [77], the problem of ranking linked data is discussed, giving a comprehensive overview of existing ranking methods for the Web of data.…”
Section: Ir Models and Weighting Schemesmentioning
confidence: 99%