Memorability of Semantically Grouped Online Reviews

Mengmeng Ye; Christoph Lofi; Nava Tintarev

Memorability of Semantically Grouped Online Reviews

Mengmeng Ye, Christoph Lofi, Nava Tintarev

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This paper evaluates whether semantic grouping of reviews helps users make better decisions. Reviews rated as helpful were compared with semantically grouped reviews. While participants did not perceive a reduced effort (using NASA-TLX), they needed less time and performed better on answering questions about the strong,
weak and controversial points of the movies.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	SEMANTiCS
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - 2017

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