B. Krulwich and C. Burkey. ContactFinder: Extracting indications of expertise and answering questions with referrals.In The working Notes of the 1995 Fall Symposium on Intelligent Knowledge Navigation and retrieval, pages 85--91. Technical Report FS-95-03, The AAAI Press, 1995. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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....on a representative collection of the technical documents they produce. In a test using EEL [20] descriptions of individual experts current projects are used as query to compare how well the system managed to predict which of the 480 Bellcore work groups an expert belonged to. ContactFinder [21,22] is an intelligent agent that monitors discussion groups and extracts contacts in some specific areas which it then uses to respond to postings that ask questions with referrals to relevant contacts. This system uses various heuristics both to extract contacts from email messages and to identify ....
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....collection of the technical documents they produce. In a test using EEL (Furnas, et al. 1988) descriptions of individual experts current projects are used as query to compare how well the system managed to predict which of the 480 Bellcore work groups an expert belonged to. ContactFinder (Krulwich and Burkey 1995, 1996) is an intelligent agent that monitors discussion groups and extracts contacts in some specific areas which it then uses to respond to postings that ask questions with referrals to relevant contacts. This system uses various heuristics both to extract contacts from email messages and to ....
Krulwich, B., & Burkey, C. (1995). ContactFinder: Extracting Indications of Expertise and Answering Questions with Referrals. In: Working Notes of the 1995 Fall Symposium on Intelligent Knowledge Navigation and Retrieval, Cambridge, MA. Technical Report FS95 -03, The AAAI Press: 85 --- 91.
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Krulwich, B. and Burkey, C. (1995): "ContactFinder: Extracting indications of expertise and answering questions with referrals". In: The working Notes of the 1995 Fall Symposium on Intelligent Knowledge Navigation and retrieval. Technical Report FS-95-03, The AAAI Press, pp. 85 -- 91.
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B. Krulwich and C. Burkey. ContactFinder: Extracting indications of expertise and answering questions with referrals.In The working Notes of the 1995 Fall Symposium on Intelligent Knowledge Navigation and retrieval, pages 85--91. Technical Report FS-95-03, The AAAI Press, 1995.
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