CAFE: Collaboration Aimed at Finding Experts

CAFE: Collaboration Aimed at Finding Experts

Research-oriented tasks continue to become more complex, requiring more collaboration between experts. Historically, research has focused on either finding a single expert for a specific task (expertise finding, or EF), or trying to form a group that satisfies various conditions (group formation, or GF). EF is typically group context agnostic, while GF requires complex models that are difficult...

Finding Experts Using Wikipedia

When we want to find experts on the Web we might want to search where the knowledge is created by the users. One of such knowledge repository is Wikipedia. People expertises are described in Wikipedia pages and also the Wikipedia users can be considered experts on the topics they produce content on. In this paper we propose algorithms to find experts in Wikipedia. The two different approaches a...

Jane: suggesting journals, finding experts

SUMMARY With an exponentially growing number of articles being published every year, scientists can use some help in determining which journal is most appropriate for publishing their results, and which other scientists can be called upon to review their work. Jane (Journal/Author Name Estimator) is a freely available web-based application that, on the basis of a sample text (e.g. the title and...

Continuous Understanding: A First Look at CAFE

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