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1. SharePoint 2010 introduces a new Managed Metadata Service that allows for centralized storage and management of terms across sites and site collections. This provides a consistent way to organize content.
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- An effective content architecture relies on defining relevant content types and site columns and associating them with terms from the taxonomy at the appropriate levels to properly categorize and surface content.
- The presenter provides guidance on how to strategically design content types and site columns that align with business needs and allow content to be consistently organized across sites.
The document discusses a presentation on taming taxonomies in SharePoint. It covers content architecture and taxonomy concepts in theory, and explores content types, site columns, and metadata in practice. The presentation includes exercises to design content structures and apply metadata using SharePoint's building blocks.
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History of (web) search
How we search and find?
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Technical concept
Information quality
Feedback cycle
Five dimensions of Findability
This document outlines a presentation on taming taxonomy in SharePoint. The presentation covers content architecture and taxonomy theory, including how they relate. It discusses practical SharePoint concepts like content types, site columns, and metadata in depth. The presentation includes an exercise where attendees work through a taxonomy scenario. It emphasizes the importance of planning, documenting, and following governance for taxonomy.
BASPUG May 2014 - Taming Your Taxonomy in SharePointJonathan Ralton
This document provides an agenda and overview for a presentation on taming taxonomies in SharePoint. The presentation covers content architecture and taxonomy concepts, metadata such as content types and site columns, and best practices for implementing metadata in SharePoint. It discusses defining the appropriate scope and hierarchy for content types and columns. The goal is to help attendees understand how metadata supports findability and usability of content in SharePoint.
1. SharePoint 2010 introduces a new Managed Metadata Service that allows for centralized storage and management of terms across sites and site collections. This provides a consistent way to organize content.
2. The Managed Metadata Service supports both taxonomies for structured terms as well as folksonomies for user-generated keywords and tags. It integrates with other features like Business Connectivity Services.
3. While powerful, the Managed Metadata Service requires planning to set up terms and administer the term store. Considerations include importing structures metadata, separating terms with commas, and preventing misspellings.
- The document discusses setting up an effective content management system in SharePoint by developing a content architecture and taxonomy. It covers key concepts like content types, site columns, and metadata that form the building blocks of organizing content in SharePoint.
- An effective content architecture relies on defining relevant content types and site columns and associating them with terms from the taxonomy at the appropriate levels to properly categorize and surface content.
- The presenter provides guidance on how to strategically design content types and site columns that align with business needs and allow content to be consistently organized across sites.
The document discusses a presentation on taming taxonomies in SharePoint. It covers content architecture and taxonomy concepts in theory, and explores content types, site columns, and metadata in practice. The presentation includes exercises to design content structures and apply metadata using SharePoint's building blocks.
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History of (web) search
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Five dimensions of Findability
This document outlines a presentation on taming taxonomy in SharePoint. The presentation covers content architecture and taxonomy theory, including how they relate. It discusses practical SharePoint concepts like content types, site columns, and metadata in depth. The presentation includes an exercise where attendees work through a taxonomy scenario. It emphasizes the importance of planning, documenting, and following governance for taxonomy.
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Current descriptions of immersive learning cases are often difficult or impossible to compare. This is due to a myriad of different options on what details to include, which aspects are relevant, and on the descriptive approaches employed. Also, these aspects often combine very specific details with more general guidelines or indicate intents and rationales without clarifying their implementation. In this paper we provide a method to describe immersive learning cases that is structured to enable comparisons, yet flexible enough to allow researchers and practitioners to decide which aspects to include. This method leverages a taxonomy that classifies educational aspects at three levels (uses, practices, and strategies) and then utilizes two frameworks, the Immersive Learning Brain and the Immersion Cube, to enable a structured description and interpretation of immersive learning cases. The method is then demonstrated on a published immersive learning case on training for wind turbine maintenance using virtual reality. Applying the method results in a structured artifact, the Immersive Learning Case Sheet, that tags the case with its proximal uses, practices, and strategies, and refines the free text case description to ensure that matching details are included. This contribution is thus a case description method in support of future comparative research of immersive learning cases. We then discuss how the resulting description and interpretation can be leveraged to change immersion learning cases, by enriching them (considering low-effort changes or additions) or innovating (exploring more challenging avenues of transformation). The method holds significant promise to support better-grounded research in immersive learning.
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We will metaverse into the essence of immersive learning, into its three dimensions and conceptual models. This approach encompasses elements from teaching methodologies to social involvement, through organizational concerns and technologies. Challenging the perception of learning as knowledge transfer, we introduce a 'Uses, Practices & Strategies' model operationalized by the 'Immersive Learning Brain' and ‘Immersion Cube’ frameworks. This approach offers a comprehensive guide through the intricacies of immersive educational experiences and spotlighting research frontiers, along the immersion dimensions of system, narrative, and agency. Our discourse extends to stakeholders beyond the academic sphere, addressing the interests of technologists, instructional designers, and policymakers. We span various contexts, from formal education to organizational transformation to the new horizon of an AI-pervasive society. This keynote aims to unite the iLRN community in a collaborative journey towards a future where immersive learning research and practice coalesce, paving the way for innovative educational research and practice landscapes.
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A Semantic Search Approach to Task-Completion Engines
1. A Semantic Search Approach
to Task-Completion Engines
Darío Garigliotti
University of Stavanger, Norway
July 8th, 2018
2. About me
• I'm in the third year of my PhD at IAI, UiS, Norway
• My advisor is Prof. Krisztian Balog
• My work aims to understand:
• which challenges in semantic search are favorable for
supporting task-completion engines,
• which methods prove effective to model these
challenges,
• and how to integrate them into task-based search.
4. Semantic Search
and beyond
• More users, greater expectations:
understanding the search query
• Search engines are becoming answer engines
• Multiple techniques for query semantics
5. Semantic Search
and beyond
• More users, greater expectations:
understanding the search query
• Search engines are becoming answer engines
• Multiple techniques for query semantics
• "With great power comes
great responsibility"
6. Task completion engines
• Underlying search goal is often a complex and
knowledge-intensive task
• For example, to plan a travel
• How to get there?
• Where to stay?
• What to do?
• Task completion would provide a set of useful
properties
• To extend strategies of semantic search to help
users complete their tasks
9. Challenges in
Semantic Search for
Task-Completion Engines
Entity type
information
for
entity retrieval
Entity-oriented
search intents
10. Challenges in
Semantic Search for
Task-Completion Engines
Entity type
information
for
entity retrieval
Entity-oriented
search intents
Query
suggestions
to support
task-based
search
11. I - Identifying and utilizing
entity type information
Entity type
information
for
entity retrieval
12. Entity types
• A characteristic property of entities is that they
are typed
• Types are organized in hierarchies
• (or taxonomies)
…
Scientist
… ……
Person
Agent …
Enrico
Fermi
13. Query target types
• Target types: types of entities
sought by the query
…
ScientistArtist Writer
… ……
Person
Agent …
italian nobel prize winners
14. Type-aware Entity Retrieval
query entity
Olympic games
target types
Rio de Janeiro
term-based
similarity
type-based
similarity
… …
entity types
• Type information is known to improve entity retrieval
• Unlike what it seems, it is a multifaceted problem
15. Identifying and utilizing
entity type information
• How to utilize entity type
information, with respect to
dimensions as
• the type taxonomy,
• the type representation,
• and the retrieval model?
Entity type
information
for
entity retrieval
16. • Type taxonomy
• Type representation
• Retrieval model
• We assume oracle-given type information
Type-aware Entity Retrieval
• We conduct an evaluation of dimensions in utilizing
entity type information [1]
17. • Type taxonomy
• Wikipedia categories
• Type representation
• Retrieval model
• We assume oracle-given type information
Type-aware Entity Retrieval
• We conduct an evaluation of dimensions in utilizing
entity type information [1]
18. • Type taxonomy
• Wikipedia categories
• Type representation
• Most specific types
• Retrieval model
• We assume oracle-given type information
Type-aware Entity Retrieval
• We conduct an evaluation of dimensions in utilizing
entity type information [1]
t3t3
t2t2
t5t5t4t4
t9t9t8t8
e
t6t6
t12t12
t7t7
…
t10t10 t11t11
t0t0
t1t1 …
19. • Type taxonomy
• Wikipedia categories
• Type representation
• Most specific types
• Retrieval model
• Interpolation
• We assume oracle-given type information
Type-aware Entity Retrieval
• We conduct an evaluation of dimensions in utilizing
entity type information [1]
t3t3
t2t2
t5t5t4t4
t9t9t8t8
e
t6t6
t12t12
t7t7
…
t10t10 t11t11
t0t0
t1t1 …
22. Target Type Identification
• How to automatically identify the target types for
a query, from a given type taxonomy?
• "We assume oracle-given type information"
23. Target Type Identification
• How to automatically identify the target types for
a query, from a given type taxonomy?
• We build a test collection for this task
• We develop a Learning-to-Rank approach [2]
• Our supervised learning method outperforms
existing baselines by a large margin, and does
consistently so across all query categories
• "We assume oracle-given type information"
24. Identifying and utilizing
entity type information
• We evaluated multiple
dimensions of type
information
• We proposed an effective
approach for type detection
• There are benefits in the
type-level representations
Entity type
information
for
entity retrieval
25. II - Understanding and
modeling search intents
Entity-oriented
search intents
26. Search intents and refiners
• Intent: the underlying user need in a search
query
• For example, the intent of booking a hotel room
• Refiner: a way to express an intent in an entity-
oriented query
• For example, for booking a hotel room:
"booking", "book", "reservation", "rooms"
45. Understanding and
modeling search intents
• A large proportion of entity-
oriented search queries
• What do those queries ask
for, and how can they be
better fulfilled?
• How can we model search
intents in a structured way?
Entity-oriented
search intents
46. Towards an understanding
of search intents
• We define a scheme of intent categories [3]
• Website, Service, Property, Other
messi instagram => Website
lebron james net worth => Property
michigan league taxi => Service
47. Towards an understanding
of search intents
• We define a scheme of intent categories [3]
• Website, Service, Property, Other
messi instagram => Website
lebron james net worth => Property
michigan league taxi => Service
Property: 28.6%
Service: 54.06%
Website: 5.34%
Other: 12.08%
48. A Knowledge Base of entity-
oriented search intents
1. Intents searched for a type of entities
paris map, sydney map => [city] map
2. Categories assigned to refiners
messi instagram => Website
lebron james net worth => Property
michigan league taxi => Service
3. Multiple refiners expressing an intent
"booking", "book", "make a reservation", "rooms"
49. 1. Intents searched for a type of entities
paris map, sydney map => [city] map
• (intent ID, searchedForType, entity type, confidence)
2. Categories assigned to refiners
messi instagram => Website
lebron james net worth => Property
michigan league taxi => Service
3. Multiple refiners expressing an intent
"booking", "book", "make a reservation", "rooms"
A Knowledge Base of entity-
oriented search intents
50. 1. Intents searched for a type of entities
paris map, sydney map => [city] map
• (intent ID, searchedForType, entity type, confidence)
2. Categories assigned to refiners
messi instagram => Website
lebron james net worth => Property
michigan league taxi => Service
• (intent ID, ofCategory, intent category, confidence)
3. Multiple refiners expressing an intent
"booking", "book", "make a reservation", "rooms"
A Knowledge Base of entity-
oriented search intents
51. 1. Intents searched for a type of entities
paris map, sydney map => [city] map
• (intent ID, searchedForType, entity type, confidence)
2. Categories assigned to refiners
messi instagram => Website
lebron james net worth => Property
michigan league taxi => Service
• (intent ID, ofCategory, intent category, confidence)
3. Multiple refiners expressing an intent
"booking", "book", "make a reservation", "rooms"
• (intent ID, expressedBy, refiner, confidence)
A Knowledge Base of entity-
oriented search intents
52. Our pipeline approach
Refiners
acquisition
Refiners
categorization
Intents
discovery
[hotel] airport
[hotel] spa
[hotel] booking
...
[hotel] airport: Service
[hotel] address: Property
[hotel] expedia: Website
...
taxi
arrive
Hotel_Arrivingbooking
make a reservation
Hotel_Booking
address
Hotel_Address
KB
construction
Intent ID Predicate Object Confidence
Hotel_Booking searchedForType [hotel] c1
Hotel_Booking ofCategory Service c2
Hotel_Booking expressedBy "booking" c3
Hotel_Booking expressedBy "make a reservation" c4
Hotel_Booking expressedBy "rooms" c5
53. Our pipeline approach
Refiners
acquisition
Refiners
categorization
Intents
discovery
[hotel] airport
[hotel] spa
[hotel] booking
...
[hotel] airport: Service
[hotel] address: Property
[hotel] expedia: Website
...
taxi
arrive
Hotel_Arrivingbooking
make a reservation
Hotel_Booking
address
Hotel_Address
Intent
profile
{ KB
construction
Intent ID Predicate Object Confidence
Hotel_Booking searchedForType [hotel] c1
Hotel_Booking ofCategory Service c2
Hotel_Booking expressedBy "booking" c3
Hotel_Booking expressedBy "make a reservation" c4
Hotel_Booking expressedBy "rooms" c5
54. Knowledge base construction
- Application of the pipeline to extract all
quadruples from 581 unseen types
- 155K quadruples, 31K intent profiles
Excerpt of the KB, for intent ID
<aviation.airline-65-customer_service>
55. Understanding and
modeling search intents
• We proposed a scheme of
intent categories
• We built a high-quality
knowledge base
• There is a large proportion of
service-oriented intents
Entity-oriented
search intents
62. Task-based search
Cheap wedding
cake
Make your own invitations
Buy a used wedding gownExcerpt from TREC Tasks
test dataset
low wedding budget
1 low budget wedding dresses
0 low wedding budget cars
1 find a gown
...
0 wedding flowers
1 cup cake wedding
1 wedding cakes
...
2 wedding invitation
1 find wedding invitation templates
0 designer dresses wedding
...
63. Task-based search
Cheap wedding
cake
Make your own invitations
Buy a used wedding gownExcerpt from TREC Tasks
test dataset
}
low wedding budget
1 low budget wedding dresses
0 low wedding budget cars
1 find a gown
...
0 wedding flowers
1 cup cake wedding
1 wedding cakes
...
2 wedding invitation
1 find wedding invitation templates
0 designer dresses wedding
...
64. Task-based search
Cheap wedding
cake
Make your own invitations
Buy a used wedding gownExcerpt from TREC Tasks
test dataset
}
}
low wedding budget
1 low budget wedding dresses
0 low wedding budget cars
1 find a gown
...
0 wedding flowers
1 cup cake wedding
1 wedding cakes
...
2 wedding invitation
1 find wedding invitation templates
0 designer dresses wedding
...
65. Task-based search
Cheap wedding
cake
Make your own invitations
Buy a used wedding gownExcerpt from TREC Tasks
test dataset
}
}
}
low wedding budget
1 low budget wedding dresses
0 low wedding budget cars
1 find a gown
...
0 wedding flowers
1 cup cake wedding
1 wedding cakes
...
2 wedding invitation
1 find wedding invitation templates
0 designer dresses wedding
...
66. Supporting
task-based search
with query suggestions
• How to generate query
suggestions to support
task-based search?
• Can existing methods
generate high-quality query
suggestions?
Query
suggestions
to support
task-based
search
68. Query suggestions for
task-based search
choose bathroom cabinets lightning
choose bathroom decoration style
bathroom get ideas
renew floor bathroom
changing furniture bathroom
choose bathroomchoose bathroom• Given an initial query,
to get a ranked list of
query suggestions that
cover all the possible
subtasks related to the
task the user is trying to
achieve.
69. • Components:
• Source importance
• We propose a generative probabilistic model [4]
• We conduct a principled estimation of each of its
components
Query suggestions for
task-based search
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
q0
70. • Components:
• Source importance
• Document importance
• We propose a generative probabilistic model [4]
• We conduct a principled estimation of each of its
components
Query suggestions for
task-based search
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
q0
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
q0
71. • Components:
• Source importance
• Document importance
• Keyphrase relevance
• We propose a generative probabilistic model [4]
• We conduct a principled estimation of each of its
components
Query suggestions for
task-based search
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
q0
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
q0
Keyphrases
72. • Components:
• Source importance
• Document importance
• Keyphrase relevance
• Query suggestion
• We propose a generative probabilistic model [4]
• We conduct a principled estimation of each of its
components
Query suggestions for
task-based search
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
q0
API SUGGS. WEB SNIPPETS WEB DOCS. WH
Query suggestions
q0
Keyphrases
73. Query suggestions for
task-based search
Searchliving in india
cost of living in india
american expats in india
indian classical music
india tourism
India Live TV
Searchchoose bathroom
choose bathroom brass
choose bathroom cabinets
choose bathroom colors
choose bathroom warmers
choose bathroom lighting
(a) query completion (b) query refinement
• How to jointly generate query suggestions in
query completion and refinement modes?
• Which are the most useful information sources?
74. Supporting
task-based search
with query suggestions
Query
suggestions
to support
task-based
search
• We proposed a query
generation approach
• We studied best combinations
of sources and modes
• The different methods
generate unique candidates
76. Future work
• Using target types automatically detected, and
dealing with missing type information
77. Future work
• Using target types automatically detected, and
dealing with missing type information
• Providing actionable responses, to fulfill the variety
of categories of entity-oriented search intents
78. Future work
• Using target types automatically detected, and
dealing with missing type information
• Providing actionable responses, to fulfill the variety
of categories of entity-oriented search intents
• Exploiting search intents to generate query
suggestions for supporting task-based search
80. Thank you!
Darío Garigliotti
dario.garigliotti@uis.no
@DGarigliotti
References:
[1] Garigliotti, Darío and Balog, Krisztian. On Type-Aware Entity Retrieval. 2017. In: Procs. of ICTIR.
[2] Garigliotti, Darío and Hasibi, Faegheh and Balog, Krisztian. Target Type Identification for Entity-
Bearing Queries. 2017. In: Procs. of SIGIR.
[3] Garigliotti, Darío and Balog, Krisztian. Towards an Understanding of Entity-Oriented Search
Intents. 2018. In: Procs. of ECIR.
[4] Garigliotti, Darío and Balog, Krisztian. Generating Query Suggestions to Support Task-Based
Search. 2017. In: Procs. of SIGIR.