Szomszor2008semantic question 2 by lebo

The authors claim that their "results show that far richer interest profiles can be generated."

What meaningful metric are they using to measure 'richer', such that we can know that their tag-combining approach provides 'far richer' results? One suggestion would be to offer the service described in the paper and gather metrics for how many del.icio.us and flickr users request the service, suggest the service, refer back to the results, etc.

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Question asked	The authors claim that their "results show … The authors claim that their "results show that far richer interest profiles can be generated." What meaningful metric are they using to measure 'richer', such that we can know that their tag-combining approach provides 'far richer' results? One suggestion would be to offer the service described in the paper and gather metrics for how many del.icio.us and flickr users request the service, suggest the service, refer back to the results, etc. e service, refer back to the results, etc.
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Text	The authors claim that their "results show … The authors claim that their "results show that far richer interest profiles can be generated." What meaningful metric are they using to measure 'richer', such that we can know that their tag-combining approach provides 'far richer' results? One suggestion would be to offer the service described in the paper and gather metrics for how many del.icio.us and flickr users request the service, suggest the service, refer back to the results, etc. e service, refer back to the results, etc.