Results (
Thai) 1:
[Copy]Copied!
Approaches to Expert FindingAny Expert Finder requires a rang of information relating to an individual, forexample;{ Level of knowledge or experience possessed.{ Performance of an individual compared to others in a related ¯eld.{ Current availability of an individual.{ Contact information of individuals who posses the required knowledge.To manage an Expert Finder, their is a need for tools that gathers and con-solidates this information in a form that is accessible by the Expert Finder. Theavailability of large electronic repositories in organisations, have led to the development of a autonomous approach to collect and analyse information whenlocating experts. The literature details are number of systems that undertakea fully automatic approach to expert ¯nding, including, Who Knows [3], AgentAmpli¯ed Communication [4], ContactFinder [5], Yenta [6], MEMOIR [7], Expertise Recommender [8], Expert Finder [9], SAGE [2] and the KCSR ExpertFinder [10]. In a review of these systems, problems related to heterogeneousinformation sources, expertise analysis support, and interoperability were identied.
Being translated, please wait..