Gustavo Freitas, C. Costa, J. Barbosa, R. Righi, A. Yamin
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Expert user discovery in a spontaneous social network an approach using knowledge retrieval
Nowadays, we can observe that finding answers on social networks is a hard and time-consuming task. The main contribution of this article is the creation of a model and algorithm that allows users to find answers to their questions using a spontaneous social network called Mingle. This algorithm uses the Mingle ontology-based knowledge base to find expert users. To achieve this, two important steps are taken: Mingle ontology is updated to support user-oriented expertise and a detailed model is created for the given algorithm. This model was created considering other three similar applications and algorithms. Moreover, we used a semantic web framework. In the end, an evaluation using real-life scenarios is applied to evaluate if the created algorithm meets the initial goals.