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@ International KEYSTONE Challenge Track Conference Challenge Track Koice 11 12 May 2015 Sanda Martini - Ipi University of Rijeka Challenge Track Any challenge in the scope of KEYSTONE project is welcome. What open


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Challenge Track

Košice 11 – 12 May 2015

Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić University of Rijeka

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Challenge Track International KEYSTONE Conference

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Challenge Track

Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić 2

 Any challenge in the scope of KEYSTONE

project is welcome.

 What open issues do you see?  What unresolved keyword search problems

are you facing?

 fully interactive session on  open issues and  research challenges  in development of keyword search

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Challenge Track

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 GOAL

 foster joint research ideas and proposals which are

needed in the KEYSTONE COST action

 STSM networking  joint publications  new project proposals

 to identify interesting (i.e. open) research issues

 CONSTRAINT

 at least 2 members from different countries

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Challenge Track

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 Submissions  2 page abstracts (LNCS format, Springer)

 authors will express their choice of preference  published at the web page of KEYSTONE Conference

 Presentations @ Challenge Track

 5 minute talks +  10 minutes of feedback and in-depth discussion from the

audience

 expected to accept 6 talks

 Track chairs

 Sanda Martincic - Ipsic, University of Rijeka, HR  Marko Horvat, Polytechnics of Zagreb, HR

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Interactive part Challenge Track

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 2 Posters  Knowledge Representation Models / Linked Data  Natural Language Processing / Information Retrieval

 not exhaustive list

 Each participant  please write  one open issue (research question) regarding

keyword search in structured data sources) and

 your name

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RESULTS

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 Tomorrow

 presentation of open issues – grouped together  encourage participants to start working on

abstracts / submissions to Track Challenge

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Challenge Track Interactive Part Results

Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić University of Rijeka

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Challenge Track International KEYSTONE Conference

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Challenge Track Interactive Part Results

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 40+ participants  40+ ideas  grouped around 4 main topics on posters

 Linked Data  Knowledge Representation Models  Information Retrieval  Natural Language Processing  .....

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Linked Data

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 Javier Fernandez

 Modelling Keywords in Standard Query languages (SPARQL)  Modeling Archives of Linked Data – general architecture

 Gilles Falquet

 Keyword search over multiple SPARQL endpoints

 Raquell Trillo Lado

 Translating Keyword Queries without knowing all Instances stored in the

dataset

 Antonio Farina

 generic Architecture for handling RDF stores (incompact/plain forms)

and supporting SPARQL querying

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Linked Data II

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 Raquell Trillo Lado

 Discovering the most relevant Data Sources for a Keyword Query

 Francesco Guerra

 finding the best source according to the users keywords (NLP & IR

techniques adopted)

 Omar Boucelma

 keyword search on linked data  APPLICATION – keyword search as an efficient alternative to matcmaking

 John Breslin

 keyword search on linked data from social media and /or sensors

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Knowledge Representation Models

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 Gorgon Dorian

 combination of Keyword based search and  Visual human analytics (visual assisted keyword based)

 Peter Butka

 How to use concept lattices for representation of query results for structured

input datasets?

 How to use such representations for visualization of results?

 Teodor Stefanut

 Keyword based search results visualization  User expertise based search assistance

 Costantin Nadra

 representing/indexing effectively multiple types of relevant information

 Julian Szymansky

 sub symbolic representation s of a text

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KRM II

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 Alexandre Miguel Pinto

 Unsupervised learning of semantic topic models

 Gjorgji Madjarov

 Knowledge based query expansion (domain knowledge)

 Tomche Delev

 Knowledge based query expansion on known domain

 Marina Ivasic Kos

 Knowledge based query expansion on domain knowledge

 Miran Pobar

 Knowledge based query expansion on domain knowledge

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KRM /IR

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 Julian Szymanski

 Language models based on neural networks

 Marius Sajgalik & Maria Bielikova

 Vector-based representation of words/documents in form of

latent features

 Semantic resolution

 Hussain Mahdi

 How to combine bag-of-words and bag-of-concepts to

achieve optimal text representation model

 Yaakov Hacohen-Kerner

 Text classification and clustering using key phrases

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Information Retrieval

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 Victor Bacu

 Big data challenges – distributed approaches in IR

 Atanas Hristov

 Keyword search over social media data

 Hubert Zarzycki

 Identifying familiar strangers in social ne

 Sanda Martincic-Ipsic

 Graph enabled keyword extraction

 Yannis Velegrakis

 Keyword queries on graphs

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IR II

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 Nicola Ferro

 Correlation between online/offline evaluation ?user  Information Unit to be retained for evaluating keyword-

search

 Wouter Addink

 Aging of data: combining data and assessing fitness for use

difficult

 Sergio Ilarri

 Design and evaluation of context aware recommendation

systems

 Andreas Nurnberger

 Interactive structuring and exploration

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Information Retrieval / NLP

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 Mihai Lupu

 How to extract facts from scientific and technological

publications?

 Distributional semantics as a tool to support human annotations

and information extraction

 Raquel Amaro

 Explore ontologies, semantics and syntactic knowledge already in

lexical resources in a specific semantic keyword-based search

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Natural Language Processing

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 Elena Demidova

 Alignment of multilingual information to support retrieval in multilingual data

collection

 Javier Lacasta

 Multilingual data/keyword integration for IR  alignment /translation of keywords for multilingual search system  Language dependent vs. language independent data collections

 Ranka Stanković

 multilingual search and summarization

 Hussain Mahdi

 How to best approach the problem of keyword disambiguity as applied to

different languages

 Yaakov Hacohen-Kerner

 POS (part-of-speech) characterization of words in keyphrases

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NLP II

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 Dragan Ivanovic

 Adaptive user profiling for personalized keyword search on structured

data sources

 Resolving ambiguity of queries

 Francesco Guerra

 User profiling based on keywords

 Georgia Kapitsaki

 Utilizing linked data (and various sources of information) to create

context profiles (for users. Devices , applications) extending user modelling concepts

 Olivera Kitanovic

 Geotaging of textual resources

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Challenge Track

Košice 11 – 12 May 2015

Sanda Martinčić-Ipšić University of Rijeka

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Challenge Track International KEYSTONE Conference