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SMARTEN: a human-AI hybrid framework for assisted medical literature analysis and its evaluation. [PDF]
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SPATIAL KEYWORD QUERIES: TOP K-SPATIAL KEYWORD SEARCH (TOPK-SK)
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Global research trends and thematic evolution of imaging-guided localization in breast cancer surgery: a bibliometric analysis. [PDF]
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On Generalizing Collective Spatial Keyword Queries [PDF]
With the proliferation of spatial-textual data such as location-based services and geo-tagged websites, spatial keyword queries are ubiquitous in real life. One example of spatial-keyword query is the so-called collective spatial keyword query (CoSKQ) which is to find for a given query consisting a query location and several query keywords a set of ...
Cheng Long +2 more
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Joint Top-K Spatial Keyword Query Processing [PDF]
Web users and content are increasingly being geopositioned, and increased focus is being given to serving local content in response to web queries. This development calls for spatial keyword queries that take into account both the locations and textual descriptions of content.
Gao Cong, Man Lung Yiu, Christian Jensen
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Answering Why-Not Group Spatial Keyword Queries
With the proliferation of geo-textual objects on the web, extensive efforts have been devoted to improving the efficiency of top-kk spatial keyword queries in different settings. However, comparatively much less work has been reported on enhancing the quality and usability of such queries. In this context, we propose means of enhancing the usability of
Han Su, Xiaofang Zhou, Guohui Li
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Social-Spatial Group Queries with Keywords
ACM Transactions on Spatial Algorithms and Systems, 2021Social networks with location enabling technologies, also known as geo-social networks, allow users to share their location-specific activities and preferences through check-ins. A user in such a geo-social network can be attributed to an associated location (spatial), her preferences as keywords (textual), and the connectivity (social ...
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