Proposal for a Similar Question Search System on a Q&A Site

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2014
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Abstract
There is a service to help Internet users obtain answers to specific questions when they visit a Q&A site. A Q&A site is very useful for the Internet user, but posted questions are often not answered immediately. This delay in answering occurs because in most cases another site user is answering the question manually. In this study, we propose a system that can present a question that is similar to a question posted by a user. An advantage of this system is that a user can refer to an answer to a similar question. This research measures the similarity of a candidate question based on word and dependency parsing. In an experiment, we examined the effectiveness of the proposed system for questions actually posted on the Q&A site. The result indicates that the system can show the questioner the answer to a similar question. However, the system still has a number of aspects that should be improved.
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Authors Kanamori, Katsutoshi;Kanda, Akinori;Ohwada, Hayato;
Journal journal of systemics, cybernetics and informatics
Year 2014
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Keywords
Information technology Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering psychology communication. mass media computer engineering. computer hardware electronic computers. computer science mathematical geography. cartography

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