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Information Retrieval Technology: Second Asia Information Retrieval Symposium, AIRS 2005, Jeju Island, Korea, October 13-15, 2005, Proceedings

Gary Geunbae Lee ; Akio Yamada ; Helen Meng ; Sung Hyon Myaeng (eds.)

En conferencia: 2º Asia Information Retrieval Symposium (AIRS) . Jeju Island, South Korea . October 13, 2005 - October 15, 2005

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Information Storage and Retrieval; Library Science; Theory of Computation; Information Systems Applications (incl. Internet); Algorithm Analysis and Problem Complexity; Data Structures

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ISBN impreso

978-3-540-29186-2

ISBN electrónico

978-3-540-32001-2

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005

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An Iterative Approach for Web Catalog Integration with Support Vector Machines

Ing-Xiang Chen; Jui-Chi Ho; Cheng-Zen Yang

Web catalog integration is an emerging problem in current digital content management. Past studies show that more improvement on integration accuracy can be achieved with advanced classifiers. Because Support Vector Machine (SVM) has shown its supremeness in recent research, we propose an iterative SVM-based approach (SVM-IA) to improve the integration performance. We have conducted experiments of real-world catalog integration to evaluate the performance of SVM-IA and cross-training SVM. The results show that SVM-IA has prominent accuracy performance, and the performance is more stable.

- Poster and Demo Session 2 | Pp. 703-708

Fuzzy Post-clustering Algorithm for Web Search Engine

Younghee Im; Jiyoung Song; Daihee Park

We propose a new clustering algorithm satisfying requirements for the post-clustering algorithms as many as possible. The proposed “Fuzzy Concept ART” is the form of combining the concept vector having some advantages in document clustering with Fuzzy ART known as real-time clustering algorithms.

- Poster and Demo Session 2 | Pp. 709-714

A Relational Nested Interval Encoding Scheme for XML Storage and Retrieval

Gap-Joo Na; Sang-Won Lee

The XML data is a typical kind of tree-data. However, the XML research community has given little attention to the traditional Relational database Management System(RDBMS) based encoding schemes for tree-data. In this paper, we will investigate one of the traditional RDBMS-based encoding schemes, called Nested Interval, for storage and retrieval of XML data. Especially, our approach is very robust for updating XML data, including insertion of new nodes. In fact, the existing RDBMS-based XML storage and indexing techniques work very poorly against XML data updates because they should be rebuilt from the scratch when any update occurs in XML data. In contract, our scheme does not require re-encoding. In this respect, our approach is a viable option for storing and querying update-intensive XML applications.

- Poster and Demo Session 2 | Pp. 715-720

The Design of Webservices Framework Support Ontology Based Dynamic Service Composition

Seungkeun Lee; Sehoon Lee; Kiwook Lim; Junghyun Lee

The coupling of webservices and semantic web technology provides the ability to automatically discover, compose and execute webservices. Most importantly, automatic composition can provide access methods for all activities on the WWW. As a result of this popularity, a number of people are researching this area. However, the composition of webservices is generally static because these webservices are usually described using BPEL4WS or WSFL, restricting dynamic operation because the composite service only has a sequence execution plan. This dynamic composition cannot generate a parallel execution plan for many Internet business applications. In this paper, we design an ontology based framework for dynamic webservice composition. Also, we present a semantic webservice framework using dynamic composition model. This dynamic composition model can generate a parallel execution plan. These plans are calculated using QoS model, hence the best execution plan is selected.

- Poster and Demo Session 2 | Pp. 721-726

Privacy Preserving Decision Tree in Multi Party Environment

Eakalak Suthampan; Songrit Maneewongvatana

Recently, there have been increasing interests on how to preserve the privacy in data mining when source of data are distributed across multi parties. In this paper, we focus on the privacy preserving on decision tree in multi party environment when data are vertically partitioned. We propose novel private decision tree algorithms applied to building and classification stages. The main advantage of our work over the existing ones is that each party cannot use the public decision tree to infer the other’s private data. With our algorithms, the communication cost during tree building stage is reduced compared to existing methods and the number of involving parties could be extended to be more than two parties.

- Poster and Demo Session 2 | Pp. 727-732