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Intelligent Web Data Management of Social Question Answering

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Social question answering is generally defined as an exchange of messages, which convey a plea for help. Recently, more and more people are using the Internet to find support and share their experiences. However, the success rate of this online social question answering is relatively low. Besides, clients are forced to purchase a software to provide services to their users with high cost. This Chapter introduces intelligent Web data management of an online social question answering system, which aims at improving the success ratio of the question answering process with a multi-tenant architecture. The experimental result illustrate that the developed architecture improves the success rate and performance successfully and provides the support of data customizing of tenants to increase the sparsity.

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Ma, K., Abraham, A., Yang, B., Sun, R. (2016). Intelligent Web Data Management of Social Question Answering. In: Intelligent Web Data Management: Software Architectures and Emerging Technologies. Studies in Computational Intelligence, vol 643. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-30192-1_3

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