2020
DOI: 10.1142/s0218194020400069
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Semantic Service Search in IT Crowdsourcing Platform: A Knowledge Graph-Based Approach

Abstract: Understanding user’s search intent in vertical websites like IT service crowdsourcing platform relies heavily on domain knowledge. Meanwhile, searching for services accurately on crowdsourcing platforms is still difficult, because these platforms do not contain enough information to support high-performance search. To solve these problems, we build and leverage a knowledge graph named ITServiceKG to enhance search performance of crowdsourcing IT services. The main ideas are to (1) build an IT service knowledge… Show more

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“…Especially in coping with Big Data, a wellestablished geographic knowledge can benefit various geographic information systems, because formalization is the foundation of geographic data analyzing, processing, and visualizing. This kind of semantic knowledge graph method has variant applications, such as enhancing semantic retrieval by linking search queries to correlative domain concepts and terms [59], discovering trending topics based on time series data [60], building a content-based recommendation engine [61], and performing semantic search interpretation and retrieval expansion [62]. However, some outstanding issues still need to be investigated and explored further, such as the automated construction of domain-specific knowledge graphs, the efficient retrieval of large-scale knowledge graphs, the effective application of valuable knowledge graphs, etc.…”
Section: Semantic Knowledge Graph Based On Semantic Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Especially in coping with Big Data, a wellestablished geographic knowledge can benefit various geographic information systems, because formalization is the foundation of geographic data analyzing, processing, and visualizing. This kind of semantic knowledge graph method has variant applications, such as enhancing semantic retrieval by linking search queries to correlative domain concepts and terms [59], discovering trending topics based on time series data [60], building a content-based recommendation engine [61], and performing semantic search interpretation and retrieval expansion [62]. However, some outstanding issues still need to be investigated and explored further, such as the automated construction of domain-specific knowledge graphs, the efficient retrieval of large-scale knowledge graphs, the effective application of valuable knowledge graphs, etc.…”
Section: Semantic Knowledge Graph Based On Semantic Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The knowledge graph technology that has emerged in recent years has widely been used in semantic search 89 , intelligent question & answer systems 90 , personalized recommendations 91 , and decision-making assistance 92 . In the field of security, the application of a knowledge graph is still in the exploratory stage.…”
Section: Anomaly Detection In Sinsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Automatically extract information from heterogeneous resources and various formats, then fuse them into proper analytical models. Zhu et al,[55] Wu et al,[56] Sun et al,[57] Zhu et al,[21] Yuan et al,[58] Liu et al,[59] Eibeck et al,[60] Farazi et al,[61] Zhou et al,[62] …”
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