Importance of using a taxonomy/controlled vocabulary for Korean dramas, how to determine preferred vs non-preferred terms, examples of associative relationships between concepts
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Adventures of a Drama Addict - Relevance of a Controlled Vocabulary for Korean Dramas
8. Why Controlled Vocabularies?
Core problems:
? Within a domain: different terms with
same meaning
? My Love from the Star, You Who
Came from the Stars
? Heartstrings, You've Fallen for Me
? One Who Wants to Wear the Crown,
Bear the Crown – The Heirs, Heirs,
The Inheritors, ??? ??? ?, ?
??? ??? – ????
? Between domains: same terms with
different meanings
? Lee Min Ho (1987) vs Lee Min Ho
(1993)
? Hana Yori Dango (manga) vs Hana
Yori Dango (drama)
? Fated to Love You (Taiwan) vs Fated
to Love You (Korean)
Other problems:
? Scalability
? User needs change over time
? Disconnect between indexer and
UX
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10. Term Selection
? Create a term list
? Preferred vs non-preferred
terms
? Talk to experts
? Ask user community
? Talk to experts
? Ask user community
? Look at search logs
Types of non-preferred terms:
? Synonyms
? Near synonyms
? Variant spellings
? Foreign language terms
? Gaksital USE Bridal Mask
? Acronyms/Spelled Out forms
? Heirs UF One Who Wears
the Crown…
? Narrower terms
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11. Term Ambiguity
Term Category
? Fated to Love You
(Taiwanese)
? Fated to Love You
(Korean)
Subject Domain
? Hana Yori Dango
(drama)
? Hana Yori Dango
(manga)
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13. Types of Controlled
Vocabularies
List Synonym Ring Taxonomy Thesaurus Ontology
ambiguity control synonym control ambiguity control
synonym control
hierarchical relationships
ambiguity control
synonym control
hierarchical relationships
associative relationships
scope notes
ambiguity control
synonym control
hierarchical relationships
associative relationships
classes
properties
localization
annotations
MoreLess Degree of Complexity
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16. Associative Relationships
? Conceptual or semantic
relationship
? Used on the grounds
that their inclusion may
suggest additional
descriptors for indexing
or retrieval
Types of associative relationships
? Process – Agent
? Process – Counterpart
? Action – Property
? Action – Product
? Action – Target
? Cause – Effect
? Concept/Object – Property
? Concept/Object – Origins
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17. Semantic Relationships
? Hierarchical semantic relationships
? Whole-part
? Based on
? Associative semantic relationships
? Produces the Product (PRD)/Is produced by Company
(COM)
? Master’s Sun COM SBS
? SBS PRD Master’s Sun
? Has actor (ACT) / Is cast by (CAST)
? Park Shin Hye (is cast in) Heartstrings
? Heartstrings (has actor) Park Shin Hye
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20. Drama Recommendations
? If you like paranormal:
? Master’s Sun
? The Queen In-hyun’s
Man
? If you like romantic
comedies:
? Marriage, Not Dating
? Birth of a Beauty
? If you like weird health
disorders:
? Pinocchio
? If you like action:
? Two Weeks
? City Hunter
? If you like suspense:
? I Can Hear Your Voice
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21. Bring on the panda eyes.
Image credit: http://www.asianfixations.com/…
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22. Resources
? Hedden, Heather. The
Accidental Taxonomist. 2010.
? W3C. Semantic web.
? ANSI/NISO Z39.19-2005
(R2010) Guidelines for the
Construction, Format, and
Management of Monolingual
Controlled Vocabularies
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Editor's Notes
Within a domain: different terms with same meaning
My Love from Another Star, Man from Another Star
Heartstrings, You've Fallen for Me
One Who Wants to Wear the Crown, Bear the Crown – The Heirs, Heirs, The Inheritors, ??? ??? ?, ? ??? ??? – ????
Between domains: same terms with different meanings
Lee Min Ho (1987) vs Lee Min Ho (1993)
Hana Yori Dango (manga) vs Hana Yori Dango (drama)
Fated to Love You (Taiwan) vs Fated to Love You (Korean)
Between domains: same terms with different meanings
Lee Min Ho (1987) vs Lee Min Ho (1993)
Hana Yori Dango (manga) vs Hana Yori Dango (drama)
Fated to Love You (Taiwan) vs Fated to Love You (Korean)