The goal of this Master’s Thesis is to develop an approach for measuring the similarity among docu-ments, stemming from various areas such as scientific literature, belles letters, news, etc. that might be written in different styles and languages. In traditional text clustering methods this is done through the “bag of words ” concept. This method calculates the similarity of these documents based on the frequencies of each term found in them, but exhibits the drawback of ignoring the semantic relation-ship among the words. Consequently, if two documents, representing the same topic use different terms or synonyms, they will be falsely classified as distant. In order to overcome this problem some external knowledge has to be used. Wikipedia...
In this paper, we introduce a new similarity measure between words, and a graph-based word clusterin...
In traditional text clustering methods, documents are represented as “bags of words ” without consid...
The diversity and richness of multilingual information available in Wikipedia have increased its sig...
This paper shows how Wikipedia and the semantic knowledge it contains can be exploited for document ...
Traditional techniques of document clustering do not consider the semantic relationships between wor...
This paper mainly focuses on estimating the relatedness and similarities between any two Wikipedia [...
Wikipedia has been used as a source of comparable texts for a range of tasks, such as Statistical Ma...
National audienceThis paper compares the performance of one thesaurus-based approach against three l...
Most traditional text clustering methods are based on “bag of words ” (BOW) representation based on ...
We present a new composite similarity metric that combines information from multiple linguistic indi...
Thematic organization of text is a natural practice of humans and a crucial task for today's vast re...
Document similarity measures are crucial components of many text-analysis tasks, including informati...
Text similarity measurement is a fundamental issue in many textual applications such as document clu...
The focus of this thesis is comparison of analysis of text-document similarity using clustering algo...
Wikipedia articles in different languages have been mined to support various tasks, such as Cross-La...
In this paper, we introduce a new similarity measure between words, and a graph-based word clusterin...
In traditional text clustering methods, documents are represented as “bags of words ” without consid...
The diversity and richness of multilingual information available in Wikipedia have increased its sig...
This paper shows how Wikipedia and the semantic knowledge it contains can be exploited for document ...
Traditional techniques of document clustering do not consider the semantic relationships between wor...
This paper mainly focuses on estimating the relatedness and similarities between any two Wikipedia [...
Wikipedia has been used as a source of comparable texts for a range of tasks, such as Statistical Ma...
National audienceThis paper compares the performance of one thesaurus-based approach against three l...
Most traditional text clustering methods are based on “bag of words ” (BOW) representation based on ...
We present a new composite similarity metric that combines information from multiple linguistic indi...
Thematic organization of text is a natural practice of humans and a crucial task for today's vast re...
Document similarity measures are crucial components of many text-analysis tasks, including informati...
Text similarity measurement is a fundamental issue in many textual applications such as document clu...
The focus of this thesis is comparison of analysis of text-document similarity using clustering algo...
Wikipedia articles in different languages have been mined to support various tasks, such as Cross-La...
In this paper, we introduce a new similarity measure between words, and a graph-based word clusterin...
In traditional text clustering methods, documents are represented as “bags of words ” without consid...
The diversity and richness of multilingual information available in Wikipedia have increased its sig...