To understand the user experience in social media or to facilitate the design of human-centric services by social media, users’ opinions about specific entities in text messages should be captured. A fine-grained named entity recognizer (NER) is an essential module for identifying opinion targets in text messages, and a named-entity (NE) dictionary is a major resource that affects the performance of an NER. However, it is not easy to construct an NE dictionary manually, because human annotation is time-consuming and labor-intensive. To reduce construction time and labor, we propose a semi-automatic system to construct an NE dictionary from the free online resource, Wikipedia. The proposed system constructs a pseudo-document for each Wikipedia NE by using an active-learning technique. It then classifies Wikipedia entries into NE classes based on similarities between the entries and pseudo-documents located in a vector space. In experiments, the proposed system classified 92.3 % of Wikipedia entries into 29 NE classes. It showed a high performance, with a macro-averaging F1-measure of 0.872 and micro-averaging F1-measure of 0.935. 相似文献
Multimedia Tools and Applications - In digital pathology, image similarity algorithms are used to find cancer in tissue cells from medical images. However, it is very difficult to apply image... 相似文献
Augmented reality (AR) has received much attention in the cultural heritage domain as an interactive medium for requesting and accessing information regarding heritage sites. In this study, we developed a mobile AR system based on Semantic Web technology to provide contextual information about cultural heritage sites. Most location-based AR systems are designed to present simple information about a point of interest (POI), but the proposed system offers information related to various aspects of cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible, linked to the POI. This is achieved via an information modeling framework where a cultural heritage ontology is used to aggregate heterogeneous data and semantically connect them with each other. We extracted cultural heritage data from five web databases and modeled contextual information for a target heritage site (Injeongjeon Hall and its vicinity in Changdeokgung Palace in South Korea) using the selected ontology. We then implemented a mobile AR application and conducted a user study to assess the learning and engagement impacts of the proposed system. We found that the application provides an agreeable user experience in terms of its affective, cognitive, and operative features. The results of our analysis showed that specific usage patterns were significant with regard to learning outcomes. Finally, we explored how the study’s key findings can provide practical design guidance for system designers to enhance mobile AR information systems for heritage sites, and to show system designers how to support particular usage patterns in order to accommodate specific user experiences better.
This research proposes a spatial optimization problem over a multi-modal transportation network, termed the q-Ad-hoc hub location problem (AHLP), to utilize alternative hubs in an ad-hoc manner in the wake of a hub outage. The model aims to reorganize the spatial structure of disrupted networks: unaffected hubs are utilized as ad-hoc hubs through which alternative routes connect supply and demand nodes. As a case study, the AHLP is applied to a multi-modal freight transport system connecting international destinations with the United States. The models are utilized to establish a new ranking methodology for critical infrastructure by combining metrics capturing nodal criticality and network resilience and recuperability. The results show that the AHLP is both an effective and practical recovery approach for a hub network to respond to the potential disruptions of hubs and a novel methodology for ranking critical infrastructure. 相似文献
International Journal of Control, Automation and Systems - In this research, a new control law for the trajectory correction maneuver (TCM) is proposed for a spacecraft assumed to be actuated by a... 相似文献
Optimization for structural crashworthiness and energy absorption has become an important topic of research attributable to its proven benefits to public safety and social economy. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the important studies on design optimization for structural crashworthiness and energy absorption. First, the design criteria used in crashworthiness and energy absorption are reviewed and the surrogate modeling to evaluate these criteria is discussed. Second, multiobjective optimization, optimization under uncertainties and topology optimization are reviewed from concepts, algorithms to applications in relation to crashworthiness. Third, the crashworthy structures are summarized, from generically novel structural configurations to industrial applications. Finally, some conclusions and recommendations are provided to enable academia and industry to become more aware of the available capabilities and recent developments in design optimization for structural crashworthiness and energy absorption.