IRFeb 6, 2013

Tag-based Semantic Website Recommendation for Turkish Language

arXiv:1302.1596v3
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This addresses website discovery for Turkish-speaking internet users, but it is incremental as it applies existing tag-based techniques to a specific language context.

The paper tackles the problem of website recommendation for Turkish language users by proposing a tag-based method that combines similarity measures with semantic tag relationships, and it reports an evaluation experiment with 25 participants from Turkey.

With the dramatic increase in the number of websites on the internet, tagging has become popular for finding related, personal and important documents. When the potentially increasing internet markets are analyzed, Turkey, in which most of the people use Turkish language on the internet, found to be exponentially increasing. In this paper, a tag-based website recommendation method is presented, where similarity measures are combined with semantic relationships of tags. In order to evaluate the system, an experiment with 25 people from Turkey is undertaken and participants are firstly asked to provide websites and tags in Turkish and then they are asked to evaluate recommended websites.

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