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Tag recommendation method combining network structure information and text content
CHE Bingqian, ZHOU Dong
Journal of Computer Applications    2021, 41 (4): 976-983.   DOI: 10.11772/j.issn.1001-9081.2020081275
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Recommending appropriate tags for texts is an effective way to better organize and use the text content. At present, most tag recommendation methods mainly recommend tags by mining the text content. However, most of the data information does not exist independently, for example, the co-occurrence of words between texts in a corpus can form a complex network structure. Previous studies have shown that the network structure information between texts and the text content information can summarize the semantics of the same text from two different perspectives, and the information extracted from two aspects can complement and explain each other. Based on this, a tag recommendation method was proposed to simultaneously model the network structure information of text and the content information of text. Firstly, Graph Convolutional neural Network(GCN) was used to extract the structure information of the network between texts, then Recurrent Neural Network(RNN) was used to extract the text content information, and finally the attention mechanism was used to recommend tags by combining the network structure information between texts and the text content information. Compared with baseline methods, such as tag recommendation method based on GCN and tag recommendation method with Topical attention-based Long Short-Term Memory(TLSTM) neural network, the proposed tag recommendation method with attention mechanism combining network structure information and text content information has better performance. For example, on the Mathematics Stack Exchange dataset, the precision, recall and F1 of the proposed method are improved by 2.3%, 3.8%, and 7.0% respectively compared with the optimal baseline method.
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