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Finding expertise using online community dialogue and the Duality of Expertise

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posted on 2024-06-18, 02:39 authored by M Niemann
The Duality of Expertise considers the “Expert” to be a social role dependent on an individual’s expertise claims and the opinion of their community towards those claims. These are the internal and external aspects of a person’s expertise. My Expertise Model incorporates this duality in a process designed for expertise finding software in an online community forum. In this model, a posting’s term usage is evidence of expertise claims. The dialogue acts in replies to those postings are evidence of the community’s opinion. The model’s preprocessing element uses a bricolag of linguistic and IR tools and methods in a novel way to construct each author’s expertise profile. For any topic query, the profiles are ranked to determine the Community Topic Expert. A series of experiments demonstrate the advantage of utilising the Duality of Expertise when ranking experts rather than just the internal or external aspects of expertise.

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Location

Melbourne, Australia

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2014, ALTA

Editor/Contributor(s)

Ferraro G, Wan S

Pagination

69-78

Start date

2014-11-26

End date

2014-11-28

ISSN

1834-7037

Title of proceedings

ALTA 2014 : Proceedings of the 12th Annual Workshop of the Australasian Language Technology Association

Event

Australasian Language Technology Workshop. Annual Workshop (12th : 2014 : Melbourne, Victoria)

Publisher

Association for Computational Linguistics

Place of publication

Stroudsburg, Pa.

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