Brahms Medha Presentation 0918 Jesse Weaver

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The Question is: Have the authors done any subsequent research using regular paths as indicated in the Future Work section? This paper seems to make more feasible association discovery, but queries like "find any connection between A and B" don't seem to take full advantage of available semantics. (For example, just because two people recommend the same wine for the same dish doesn't really mean they're associated in a very meaningful way.) It seems like using regular paths may help constrain the query to something more meaningful than just any connection.

Question asked	Have the authors done any subsequent resea … Have the authors done any subsequent research using regular paths as indicated in the Future Work section? This paper seems to make more feasible association discovery, but queries like "find any connection between A and B" don't seem to take full advantage of available semantics. (For example, just because two people recommend the same wine for the same dish doesn't really mean they're associated in a very meaningful way.) It seems like using regular paths may help constrain the query to something more meaningful than just any connection. more meaningful than just any connection.
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