The recent explosion of Web shops has made the user task of finding the desired products an increasingly difficult one. One way to solve this problem is to offer an integrated access to product information on the Web, for which an important component is the mapping of product taxonomies. In this paper, we introduce CMAP, an algorithm that can be used to map one product taxonomy to another product taxonomy. CMAP employs word sense disambiguation techniques and lexical and structural similarity measures in order to find the best matching categories. The performance on precision, recall, and the F 1-measure is compared favourably with state-of-the-art algorithms for taxonomy mapping
A marketplace is the place where the demands and offers of buyers and sellers participating in a bus...
A marketplace is the place where the demands and offers of buyers and sellers participating in a bus...
Abstract. The detection of product duplicates is one of the challenges that Web shop aggregators are...
textabstractObtaining a useful complete overview of Web-based product information has become difficu...
A recognized problem for internet commerce is the task of building a product taxonomy from web page...
Abstract—A fundamental data integration task faced by online commercial portals and commerce search ...
In this paper, we propose the Automatic Taxonomy Construction from Text (ATCT) framework for buildin...
textabstractWith the vast amount of information available on the Web, there is an increasing need to...
Industrial taxonomies have the potential to automate information retrieval, facilitate interoperabil...
Abstract The spread of e-commerce and web applications has fostered the integration of cross-domain ...
E-commerce is a continuously growing and competitive market. There are several motivations for e-sho...
Matching algorithms automatically discover semantic relations between two autonomously developed con...
Matching algorithms automatically discover semantic relations between two autonomously developed con...
The detection of product duplicates is one of the many chal-lenges that Web shop product aggregators...
In e-procurement, companies use e-catalogues to exchange product infor-mation with business partners...
A marketplace is the place where the demands and offers of buyers and sellers participating in a bus...
A marketplace is the place where the demands and offers of buyers and sellers participating in a bus...
Abstract. The detection of product duplicates is one of the challenges that Web shop aggregators are...
textabstractObtaining a useful complete overview of Web-based product information has become difficu...
A recognized problem for internet commerce is the task of building a product taxonomy from web page...
Abstract—A fundamental data integration task faced by online commercial portals and commerce search ...
In this paper, we propose the Automatic Taxonomy Construction from Text (ATCT) framework for buildin...
textabstractWith the vast amount of information available on the Web, there is an increasing need to...
Industrial taxonomies have the potential to automate information retrieval, facilitate interoperabil...
Abstract The spread of e-commerce and web applications has fostered the integration of cross-domain ...
E-commerce is a continuously growing and competitive market. There are several motivations for e-sho...
Matching algorithms automatically discover semantic relations between two autonomously developed con...
Matching algorithms automatically discover semantic relations between two autonomously developed con...
The detection of product duplicates is one of the many chal-lenges that Web shop product aggregators...
In e-procurement, companies use e-catalogues to exchange product infor-mation with business partners...
A marketplace is the place where the demands and offers of buyers and sellers participating in a bus...
A marketplace is the place where the demands and offers of buyers and sellers participating in a bus...
Abstract. The detection of product duplicates is one of the challenges that Web shop aggregators are...