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Structural Normalisation Methods for Improving Best Answer Identification in Question Answering Communities Grégoire Burel, Paul Mulholland and Harith Alani Knowledge Media Institute, Open University, UK {g.burel, p.mu

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• Information science
• Yahoo! Answers
• Information retrieval
• Question answering
• Answer
• Internet forum
• Questions and answers
• Artificial intelligence

Reading Wikipedia to Answer Open-Domain Questions Adam Fisch, Jason Weston & Antoine Bordes Danqi Chen∗ Facebook AI Research Computer Science 770 Broadway

Source URL: arxiv.org

• Computational linguistics
• Artificial intelligence
• Linguistics
• Computational science
• Question answering
• Semantic parsing
• Training
• test
• and validation sets
• Cyc
• Artificial neural network
• Reading comprehension
• Named-entity recognition
• Wikipedia

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• Economy
• European Union competition law
• Business
• Neelie Kroes
• Competition
• Startup company
• Kroes
• European Commissioner for Competition

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A Case for Query-driven Predicate Answer Set Programming (Position Paper) Gopal Gupta Elmer Salazar, Kyle Marple, Zhuo Chen, Farhad Shakerin Department of Computer Science The University of Texas at Dallas

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• Artificial intelligence
• Logic
• Logic programming
• Declarative programming
• Automated reasoning
• Programming paradigms
• Automated theorem proving
• Answer set programming
• Reasoning system
• Stable model semantics
• Prolog
• Inference

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Bruce Plante, Tulsa World / Courtesy of AAEC Draw your own conclusions Study the drawing and add a caption to this wordless cartoon. There is no wrong answer, so just be creative!

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