TeknoAssistant : a domain specific tech mining approach for technical problem-solving support

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This paper presents TeknoAssistant, a domain-specific tech mining method for building a problem–solution conceptual network aimed at helping technicians from a particular field to find alternative tools and pathways to implement when confronted with a problem. We evaluate our approach using Natural Language Processing field, and propose a 2-g text mining process adapted for analyzing scientific publications. We rely on a combination of custom indicators with Stanford OpenIE SAO extractor to build a Bernoulli Naïve Bayes classifier which is trained by using domain-specific vocabulary provided by the TeknoAssistant user. The 2-g contained in the abstracts of a scientific publication dataset are classified in either “problem”, “solution” or “none” categories, and a problem–solution network is built, based on the co-occurrence of problems and solutions in the abstracts. We propose a combination of clustering technique, visualization and Social Network Analysis indicators for guiding a hypothetical user in a domain-specific problem solving process.

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Garechana, G., Río-Belver, R., Zarrabeitia, E., & Alvarez-Meaza, I. (2022). TeknoAssistant : a domain specific tech mining approach for technical problem-solving support. Scientometrics, 127(9), 5459–5473. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11192-022-04280-2

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