Titlebook: Advances in Knowledge Discovery and Management; Volume 10 Rakia Jaziri,Arnaud Martin,Fabrice Guillet Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Albrecht M. Ehrly,Jan Hauss,Renate Huchsks. Anonymization is one of them and directly impacts knowledge discovery. In fact, the utility of an anonymized dataset, . the capacity to discover insights, largely depends on the level of privacy one has selected. In this paper, we tackle Knowledge Graphs, . data represented with the Resource De

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Albrecht M. Ehrly,Jan Hauss,Renate Huchdynamic clustering problem. Our experiments are conducted on a publicly available English corpus of tweets and on a French similar dataset annotated by our team. We show that recent techniques based on deep neural networks (ELMo, Universal Sentence Encoder, BERT, SBERT), although promising on many a

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A. M. Ehrly,H. Landgraf,K. Saeger-Lorenzopment. Reaching members of the highly qualified diaspora is thus a major challenge for policy makers. This paper presents a Deep Reinforcement Learning method for tracing expert’s mobility trajectories from web search engine results. Our method queries search engines to identify and extract relevan

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Rakia Jaziri,Arnaud Martin,Fabrice GuilletPresents representative and novel works in the field of data science, semantic Web, clustering, and classification.Provides recent research in Knowledge Discovery and Management.Is a carefully edited

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New Methods for Compressing Table Constraints,an Le Fanu. To an overwhelming extent, however, the literary school which Collins inaugurated was a rebuff to his radical sensationalism. The effects of the conservative sensationalists who followed Collins are derived not from implying the relativity of rules and conventions but from intimating the

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Knowledge Graph Publishing with Anatomy, Toward a New Privacy and Utility Trade-Off, the . in these negotiations. This chapter therefore presents five possible benchmarks against which the UK’s demand for a unique relationship with the EU in security and defence might be measured against. It concludes by observing that the UK is important to the EU’s security and defence, but not a