Lexicography and the Relevance Criterion

Exploring Relevance as Truth Criterion on the Web and Classifying Claims in Belief Levels

The Web has become the most important information source for most of us. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee for the correctness of information on the Web. Moreover, different websites often provide conflicting information on a subject. Several truth discovery methods have been proposed for various scenarios, and they have been successfully applied in diverse application domains. In this paper...

Partial Meet Contraction Based On Relevance Criterion∗

An agent usually holds a very large number of beliefs. Hopefully, efficient belief changes should be performed only in the part of its relevant states at a time. Parikh showed that AGM belief change operations do not always respect his relevance criterion. Kourousias and Makinson showed that they will do so if the given belief set K is in canonical form K′. However, even when K is closed under ...

A Relevance Criterion for Sequential Patterns

The theory of relevance is an approach for redundancy avoidance in labeled itemset mining. In this paper, we adapt this theory to the setting of sequential patterns. While in the itemset setting it is suggestive to use the closed patterns as representatives for the relevant patterns, we argue that due to different properties of the space of sequential patterns, it is preferable to use the minim...

Lexicography in the

Lexicography has much to contribute to the information and knowledge society. The very essence of lexicography is its capacity to provide quick and easy access to data from which information needed by different types of users in different types of social situations can be retrieved. In this respect, the article discusses the concepts of information and knowledge related to lexicographic theory....

The Art of Lexicography