Ontology-based process for recommending health websites

Website content quality is particularly relevant in the health domain. A common user needs to retrieve health information that is precise, reliable and relevant to his/her profile. Website recommendation systems are an aid to get high quality health-related web sites according to the user's needs. However, in practice, it is not always evident how to describe recommendation criteria for health website. The goal of this paper is to describe, by an ontology network, the criteria used by a health website recommendation process. This ontology network conceptualizes the different domains that are involved in the Salus Recommendation Project as a set of interrelated ontologies.Publicado en IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology book series (IFIPAICT, vol. 341).Laboratorio de Investigación y Formación en Informática Avanzad

Web Site Recommendation Modelling Assisted by Ontologies Networks

Web site recommendation systems help to get high quality information. The modeling of recommendation system involves the combination of many features:metrics of quality, quality criteria, recommendation criteria, user profile, specific domain, among others. At the moment of the specification of a recommendation system it must be guaranteed a right interrelation of all of this features. In this paper we propose a ontology network based process for web site recommendation modeling. This ontology network conceptualizes the different domains (web site domain, quality assurance domain, user context domain, recommendation criteria domain, specific domain) in a set of interrelated ontologies. Basically, this work introduces the semantic relationships that were used to construct this ontology network. Moreover, it shows the usefulness of this ontology network for the detection of possible inconsistencies when specifying recommendation criteria. Particularly, this approach is illustrated for the health domain

Ontology-based process for recommending health websites

Website content quality is particularly relevant in the health domain. A common user needs to retrieve health information that is precise, reliable and relevant to his/her profile. Website recommendation systems are an aid to get high quality health-related web sites according to the user's needs. However, in practice, it is not always evident how to describe recommendation criteria for health website. The goal of this paper is to describe, by an ontology network, the criteria used by a health website recommendation process. This ontology network conceptualizes the different domains that are involved in the Salus Recommendation Project as a set of interrelated ontologies.Publicado en IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology book series (IFIPAICT, vol. 341).Laboratorio de Investigación y Formación en Informática Avanzad