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• W2920911028 abstract "The volume of digital content resources written as text documents is growing every day, at an unprecedented rate. Because this content is generally not structured as easy-to-handle units, it can be very difficult for users to find information they are interested in, or to help them accomplish their tasks. This in turn has increased the need for producing tailored content that can be adapted to the needs of individual users. A key challenge for producing such tailored content lies in the ability to understand how this content is structured. Hence, the efficient analysis and understanding of unstructured text content has become increasingly important. This has led to the increasing use of Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to help with processing unstructured text documents. Amongst the different NLP techniques, Text Segmentation is specifically used to understand the structure of textual documents. However, current approaches to text segmentation are typically based upon using lexical and/or syntactic representation to build a structure from the unstructured text documents. However, the relationship between segments may be semantic, rather than lexical or syntactic.Furthermore, text segmentation research has primarily focused on techniques that can be used to process text documents but not on how these techniques can be utilised to produce tailored content that can be adapted to the needs of individual users. In contrast, the field of Adaptive Systems has inherently focused on the challenges associated with dynamically adapting and delivering content to individual users. However, adaptive systems have primarily focused upon the techniques of adapting content, not on how to understand and structure this content. Even systems that have focused on structuring content are limited in that they rely upon the original structure of the content resource, which reflects the perspective of its author. Therefore, these systems are limited in that they do not deeply ?understand? the structure of the content, which in turn, limits their capability to discover and supply appropriate content for use in defined contexts, and limits the content?s amenability for reuse within various independent adaptive systems.In order to utilise the strength of NLP techniques to overcome the challenges of understanding unstructured text content, this thesis investigates how NLP techniques can be utilised in order to enhance the supply of content to adaptive systems. Specifically, the contribution of this thesis is concerned with addressing the challenges associated with hierarchical text segmentation techniques, and with content discoverability and reusability for adaptive systems.Firstly, this research proposes a novel hierarchical text segmentation approach, named C-HTS, that builds a structure from text documents based on the semantic representation of text. Semantic representation is a method that replaces keyword-based text representation with concept-based features, where the meaning of a piece of text is represented as a vector of…" @default.
• W2920911028 created "2019-03-22" @default.
• W2920911028 creator A5021568487 @default.
• W2920911028 date "2019-01-01" @default.
• W2920911028 modified "2023-09-23" @default.
• W2920911028 title "Using NLP Techniques to Enhance Content Discoverability and Reusability for Adaptive Systems" @default.
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