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Chen Yunzhi1, Lu Huijuan2, Linda Shapiro3
1Zhejiang University School of Medicine, Hangzhou, China ; Hangzhou Vocational and Technical College, Hangzhou, China.
Background:
Ontology development, as an increasingly practical vehicle applied in various fields, plays a significant role in knowledge management. This paper, focusing on constructing and querying a hepatitis ontology, aims to provide a framework for ontology-based medical services. The paper is devoted to the algorithm of query expansion for the hepatitis ontology, including synonym expansion, hypernym/hyponym expansion and expansion of similar words. It applies semantic similarity calculation to judge the similarity of retrieval terms.
Results:
The paper proposes a new prototype system. The accuracy of query expansion is improved in both precision@40 and AP@40, which indicates that query expansion improves the accuracy of the query after using the method proposed in this paper.
Conclusions:
The paper has adopted semantic similarity computing to improve retrieval performance. Experiments show that search precision of query expansion is higher based on domain concept relationship.
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