Sentence Similarity Using Syntactic and Semantic Features for Multi-document Summarization

Anjaneyulu, M.; Sarma, Samar Sen; Reddy, P. Vijaya Pal; Chander, K. Prem; Nagaprasad, S.

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-2354-6_49

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“…When analysis of similarities is referred, it is possible to find multiple studies that promote the use of semantic similarity in any kind of The associate editor coordinating the review of this manuscript and approving it for publication was Chang Choi . search based on concept [7]- [10]. The similarities of business process model activities are based on the analysis of the proximity between them.…”

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Measure of Semantic Likeness Among Business Process Activities in a Telecommunication Company

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The study proposes a measure of semantic similarity to solve the wide variety of business process recovery problems, these measures allow to compare the processes of business models useful for reuse, redesign or reengineering process. A metric that demonstrates the similarity between a reference model or fragment of it is proposed. These metrics focus on the activities that make up a business process and are developed through three measures: syntactic, linguistic and semantic similarities. The results show that the proposed measure is suitable for reuse purposes in manufacturing processes, being a useful tool in the area of knowledge management and process administration.

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