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Designing a Client Application with Information Extraction for Mobile Phone Users

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Pervasive diffusion of mobile phones nowadays attracts numerous research attention of scholars and engineers to providing client applications. This paper is aimed at providing a conceptual design for a client application as a service from home web platforms in consideration of limited screen size and navigability of mobile device. In doing so, the work is centered on the design of the information extraction module by incorporating various ways of extracting entries of interest from the perspectives of relevance, coverage, and redundancy, as well as introducing a combined measure. Moreover, a preliminary prototype is developed to show its applicability in an Android environment.

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Chen, L., Chen, P., Zhao, C., Ji, J. (2014). Designing a Client Application with Information Extraction for Mobile Phone Users. In: Sun, F., Li, T., Li, H. (eds) Knowledge Engineering and Management. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 214. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37832-4_51

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