Papageorgiou Harris

Kotitsas, Sotiris; Kounoudis, Panagiotis; Koutli, Eleni; Papageorgiou, Harris

Leveraging fine-tuned Large Language Models with LoRA for Effective Claim, Claimer, and Claim Object Detection Proceedings Article

In: Proceedings of the 18th Conference of the European Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 1: Long Papers), pp. 2540–2554, 2024.

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Kotitsas, Sotiris; Pappas, Dimitris; Manola, Natalia; Papageorgiou, Harris

SCINOBO: a novel system classifying scholarly communication in a dynamically constructed hierarchical Field-of-Science taxonomy Journal Article

In: Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics, vol. 8, 2023, ISSN: 2504-0537.

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@article{10.3389/frma.2023.1149834,

title = {SCINOBO: a novel system classifying scholarly communication in a dynamically constructed hierarchical Field-of-Science taxonomy},

author = {Sotiris Kotitsas and Dimitris Pappas and Natalia Manola and Harris Papageorgiou},

url = {https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/research-metrics-and-analytics/articles/10.3389/frma.2023.1149834},

doi = {10.3389/frma.2023.1149834},

issn = {2504-0537},

year  = {2023},

date = {2023-01-01},

urldate = {2023-01-01},

journal = {Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics},

volume = {8},

abstract = {Classifying scientific publications according to Field-of-Science taxonomies is of crucial importance, powering a wealth of relevant applications including Search Engines, Tools for Scientific Literature, Recommendation Systems, and Science Monitoring. Furthermore, it allows funders, publishers, scholars, companies, and other stakeholders to organize scientific literature more effectively, calculate impact indicators along Science Impact pathways and identify emerging topics that can also facilitate Science, Technology, and Innovation policy-making. As a result, existing classification schemes for scientific publications underpin a large area of research evaluation with several classification schemes currently in use. However, many existing schemes are domain-specific, comprised of few levels of granularity, and require continuous manual work, making it hard to follow the rapidly evolving landscape of science as new research topics emerge. Based on our previous work of scinobo, which incorporates metadata and graph-based publication bibliometric information to assign Field-of-Science fields to scientific publications, we propose a novel hybrid approach by further employing Neural Topic Modeling and Community Detection techniques to dynamically construct a Field-of-Science taxonomy used as the backbone in automatic publication-level Field-of-Science classifiers. Our proposed Field-of-Science taxonomy is based on the OECD fields of research and development (FORD) classification, developed in the framework of the Frascati Manual containing knowledge domains in broad (first level(L1), one-digit) and narrower (second level(L2), two-digit) levels. We create a 3-level hierarchical taxonomy by manually linking Field-of-Science fields of the sciencemetrix Journal classification to the OECD/FORD level-2 fields. To facilitate a more fine-grained analysis, we extend the aforementioned Field-of-Science taxonomy to level-4 and level-5 fields by employing a pipeline of AI techniques. We evaluate the coherence and the coverage of the Field-of-Science fields for the two additional levels based on synthesis scientific publications in two case studies, in the knowledge domains of Energy and Artificial Intelligence. Our results showcase that the proposed automatically generated Field-of-Science taxonomy captures the dynamics of the two research areas encompassing the underlying structure and the emerging scientific developments.},

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Classifying scientific publications according to Field-of-Science taxonomies is of crucial importance, powering a wealth of relevant applications including Search Engines, Tools for Scientific Literature, Recommendation Systems, and Science Monitoring. Furthermore, it allows funders, publishers, scholars, companies, and other stakeholders to organize scientific literature more effectively, calculate impact indicators along Science Impact pathways and identify emerging topics that can also facilitate Science, Technology, and Innovation policy-making. As a result, existing classification schemes for scientific publications underpin a large area of research evaluation with several classification schemes currently in use. However, many existing schemes are domain-specific, comprised of few levels of granularity, and require continuous manual work, making it hard to follow the rapidly evolving landscape of science as new research topics emerge. Based on our previous work of scinobo, which incorporates metadata and graph-based publication bibliometric information to assign Field-of-Science fields to scientific publications, we propose a novel hybrid approach by further employing Neural Topic Modeling and Community Detection techniques to dynamically construct a Field-of-Science taxonomy used as the backbone in automatic publication-level Field-of-Science classifiers. Our proposed Field-of-Science taxonomy is based on the OECD fields of research and development (FORD) classification, developed in the framework of the Frascati Manual containing knowledge domains in broad (first level(L1), one-digit) and narrower (second level(L2), two-digit) levels. We create a 3-level hierarchical taxonomy by manually linking Field-of-Science fields of the sciencemetrix Journal classification to the OECD/FORD level-2 fields. To facilitate a more fine-grained analysis, we extend the aforementioned Field-of-Science taxonomy to level-4 and level-5 fields by employing a pipeline of AI techniques. We evaluate the coherence and the coverage of the Field-of-Science fields for the two additional levels based on synthesis scientific publications in two case studies, in the knowledge domains of Energy and Artificial Intelligence. Our results showcase that the proposed automatically generated Field-of-Science taxonomy captures the dynamics of the two research areas encompassing the underlying structure and the emerging scientific developments.

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Gialitsis, Nikolaos; Kotitsas, Sotiris; Papageorgiou, Harris

Scinobo: A hierarchical multi-label classifier of scientific publications Proceedings Article

In: Companion Proceedings of the Web Conference 2022, pp. 800–809, 2022.

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Fergadis, Aris; Pappas, Dimitris; Papageorgiou, Harris

ATHENA@ CL-SciSumm 2019: Siamese recurrent bi-directional neural network for identifying cited text spans. Proceedings Article

In: BIRNDL@ SIGIR, pp. 256–262, 2019.

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Papanikolaou, Konstantina; Gkoumas, Dimitris; Papageorgiou, Harris

Exploring the Political Agenda of the Greek Parliament Plenary Sessions Proceedings Article

In: vs, Darja Fi; Eskevich, Maria; de Jong, Franciska (Ed.): Proceedings of the Eleventh International Conference on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2018), European Language Resources Association (ELRA), Paris, France, 2018, ISBN: 979-10-95546-02-3.

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Fall 1999	Introduction to Natural Language Processing
Fall 2002	Introduction to Natural Language Processing
Fall 2003	Introduction to Natural Language Processing
Fall 2005	Introduction to Natural Language Processing
Spring 2003	Computational Linguistics
Spring 2005	Computational Linguistics
Spring 2006	Machine Learning
Spring 2006	Discourse Analysis
Fall 2008	Introduction to Natural Language Processing

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