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Yevhen Burov

Researcher at Lviv Polytechnic

Publications -  40
Citations -  675

Yevhen Burov is an academic researcher from Lviv Polytechnic. The author has contributed to research in topics: Ontology (information science) & Computer science. The author has an hindex of 17, co-authored 39 publications receiving 585 citations.

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Information resources processing using linguistic analysis of textual content

TL;DR: The methods of linguistic analysis are proposed for automation of all operations of content processing and the implementation of proposed methods and procedures allows effectively create and distribute content for targeted social audience and individual customers.

The Consolidated Information Web-Resource about Pharmacy Networks in City.

TL;DR: The developed consolidated information resource allows to find the right medicine, sort pharmacies according to medicine location and price, give the necessary information about pharmacies and medicines, search for alternative medicines with the same chemical agent, view usage instructions for selected medications without internet connection.
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The Contextual Search Method Based on Domain Thesaurus

TL;DR: A contextual search method based on domain thesaurus and weighted conceptual graph model for search enhancement is proposed that was better compared to Jaccard’s and WUP methods.

Method for Ontology Content and Structure Optimization, Provided by a Weighted Conceptual Graph

TL;DR: This paper addresses the issues of ontology optimization with the purpose of adapting its content to the needs of users by excluding those items that are rarely used or not used at all, or which do not belong or not related to a particular subject area.

Ontological Approach to Plot Analysis and Modeling.

TL;DR: The paper addresses the problem of structural plot aspects analysis for both fiction and non-fiction works by proposing an approach based on ontological modeling that can be used for creation of new tools facilitating the detailed and multi-faceted analysis of literary works.