The paper investigates the use of Machine Learning (ML) to support experts validating skos:exactMatch links. It trains ML techniques provided by RapidMiner with manually validated links and shows how to use the obtained predictive models for saving expert efforts. The obtained results are preliminary but encouraging: the trained predictive models reduce up to 70% the number of manual checking required from experts, leaving only 10% of the wrong links unnoticed. Cutting the 70% of the expert burden is crucial, especially when dealing with the validation of large sets of links.

Applying predictive models to support skos:ExactMatch validation

Riccardo Albertoni
2019

Abstract

The paper investigates the use of Machine Learning (ML) to support experts validating skos:exactMatch links. It trains ML techniques provided by RapidMiner with manually validated links and shows how to use the obtained predictive models for saving expert efforts. The obtained results are preliminary but encouraging: the trained predictive models reduce up to 70% the number of manual checking required from experts, leaving only 10% of the wrong links unnoticed. Cutting the 70% of the expert burden is crucial, especially when dealing with the validation of large sets of links.
2019
Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche - IMATI -
978-3-030-36598-1
Linkset correctness
Quality
Expert validation
Predictive Models
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