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Further, we can examine that even though x is a part of to be used in a large variety of scenarios. These results are especially useful for recommenda- frequencies in the plots. However, typical pairs, such as x and y, or tion systems that make use of math as input. For The plot of complexity two also reveals that two expressions are instance, it might be evident that f x is a very common expression, proportionally more often used than others: x and t.

On the other differently, e. Since we already explored a bias towards physics formu- quantitative disparity between x , t , and the other tokens. The lae in arXiv, it is worth comparing the expressions present within primary domain of the dataset becomes more clearly visible for both datasets.

The plots of higher complexities12 , which and Given a From Figure 4, we can also deduce useful information for MathIR tasks which focus on semantic information. Current semantic ex- traction tools [37] or LATEX parsers [35] still have difficulties dis- 11 Werefer to a given complexity n with Cn , i.

A line between both sets indicates a matching set. Bold lines indicate that the matches share a similar rank distance of 0 or 1. Investigating the Figure 4 also demonstrates that our two datasets diverge for most frequently used terms in zbMATH in Table 4 reveals that u is increasing complexities. Hence, we can assume that frequencies most likely considered to be a function in the dataset: u t rank 8 , of less complex formulae are more topic-independent.

Manual the more complex a math formula is, the more context-specific it investigations of extended lists reveal even more hits: u 0 x rank is. For instance, if documents. The family of BM25 ranking functions based on TF-IDF not stated otherwise, u could be interpreted as a function by de- scores are still widely used in several retrieval systems [3, 34].

Since fault, which could help increase the precision of the aforementioned we demonstrated that mathematical formulae and their subexpres- tools. Figure 5: Top ranked expressions retrieved from a topic-specific subset of documents Dq.

The search query q is given above the plots. Retrieved formulae are annotated by a domain expert with green dots for relevant and red dots for non-relevant hits.

A line is drawn if a hit appears in both result sets. The line is colored in green when the hit was marked as relevant. Hit Freq. As a result of our subexpression extraction algorithm, we gener- The TF-IDF ranking functions and the introduced s t, d are used ated a bias towards low complexities.

Moreover, longer documents to retrieve relevant documents for a given search query. However, generally consist of more complex expressions. As demonstrated in we want to retrieve relevant subexpressions over a set of docu- Section 2.

First, the average document where D is a set of documents. We used Apache Flink [16] to length is divided by the average complexity AVG C in the corpus count the expressions and process the calculations. Thus, our im- that is used see Table 1 , and we calculate the reciprocal of the plemented system scales well for large corpora.

Table 2 shows the top-7 scored expressions, where D is the en- Moreover, in the scope of a single document, we want to empha- tire zbMATH dataset. The retrieved expressions can be considered size expressions that do not appear frequently in this document, but as meaningful and real-world examples of MOIs, since most ex- are the most frequent among their level of complexity.

However, decreasing the minimum hit frequency R2. However, a more topic-specific retrieval algorithm is desir- would increase noise in the results. Table 3 summarizes the settings we used to retrieve MOIs as not related. Other examples are Rez and Re s , which play a cru- from a topic-specific subset of documents Dq. Again, this connection is not obvious, and an expression appears in. This requirement filters out uncommon these expressions are often used in multiple scenarios.

Thus, the notations. Figure 5 shows the results for five search queries. We asked a Considering the differences in the documents, it is promising domain expert from the National Institute of Standards and Tech- to have observed a relatively high number of shared hits in the nology NIST to annotate the results as related shown as green results.

Further, we were able to retrieve some surprisingly good dots in Figure 5 or non-related red dots. Even though a to bad performances e. On the other hand, trieve documents via ES, to the number of retrieved documents, the for the beta function, we retrieved only a few related hits, of which minimum hit frequency, and the parameters in mBM We observed that the results were quite sensitive to the chosen settings see Table 3.

In expressions are shared among multiple documents. For arXiv, the the following, we will demonstrate and discuss several of the appli- cations that we propose. We used version 7. If this hypothesis is correct, all the non-trivial zeros lie on the critical query properly e. Also, we can analyze standard Sug.

We retrieve entries from our result database, right-hand side contains m and c with term and document which contain all unique expressions and their frequencies. We frequency based on the distributions of formulae in arXiv. Table 5 shows two examples. A textual search query would only retrieve entire hand side of the equation should contain m and c in any order. A documents that require further investigation to find related ex- combination using more advanced retrieval techniques, such as pressions.

A mathematical search engine, on the other hand, is similarity measures based on symbol layout trees [7, 45], would impractical since it is not clear what would be a fitting search query enlarge the number of suggestions. This kind of autocomplete and e. Moreover, formula and textual search systems for error-correction type-hinting system would be beneficial for vari- scientific corpora are separated from each other.

Thus, a textual ous use-cases, e. Also, many search engines allow for narrowing down Plagiarism Detection Systems: As previously mentioned, plagia- relevant hits by suggesting filters based on the retrieved results. The zbMATH search capable of distinguishing conventional from uncommon notations. Adding The approaches described by Meuschke et al. Considering that single Our proposed system for extracting relevant expressions from sci- identifiers make up only 0.

The conferred string representation search implementations. Table 4 shows the most frequently used tiple documents may provide further hints to investigate poten- mathematical expressions in the set of retrieved documents. It also tial plagiarisms. For instance, the most complex expression that shows the reordered formulae according to a default TF-IDF score was shared among three documents in arXiv was Equation 3. A with normalized term frequencies and our proposed mBM25 score.

Further investigation 1,p revealed that similar expressions, e. Additionally, the search system now provides more intuitive textual inputs even for quently used among a larger set of documents. Thus, the expression retrieving mathematical formulae. The retrieved formulae are also seems to be a part of a standard notation that is commonly shared, interesting by themselves, since they provide insightful information rather than a good candidate for plagiarism detection.

Resulting on the retrieved publications. As already explored with our custom from manual investigations, we could identify the equation as part document search system in Figure 5, the Riemann hypothesis is of a concept called generalized Hardy-Littlewood inequality and also prominent in these retrieved documents.

Equation 3 appears in the three documents [2, 5, 32]. Thus, this case also the problem of an extensive evaluation of our system.

Therefore, the top tioned that semantic extraction systems [23, 36, 37] and semantic results of the mBM25 ranking can also be considered as relevant. Considering the analyze mathematical notations in more detail. For instance, we can definition of the Jacobi polynomial in Equation 1 , it would be retrieve documents from a specific time period. In this first study, we preserved the core structure of the MathML data which provided insightful information for the MathML com- munity.

However, this makes it difficult to properly merge formulae. In addition to this normalization, we will include wildcards for investigating distributions of formula patterns rather than exact expressions. This will allow us to study connections between math objects, e.

This would further improve our recommendation system and would allow for the identification of regions for parameters and variables in complex expressions. An information-theoretic perspective of tf-idf measures.

On the constants of the Bohnenblust- Hille inequality and Hardy—Littlewood inequalities. For arXiv, 30 documents were re- paper recommender systems: a literature survey. Issue 4, — A History of Mathematical Notations.

Figure 6 shows the top relevant hits for the search query The results Expressions. In Proc. ACM, — Olver, A. Olde can adjust its retrieved math elements to improve precision, and Daalhuis, D. Lozier, B. Schneider, R. Boisvert, C. Clark, B. Miller, semantic taggers or a tokenizer could re-organize parse trees to B. Saunders, H. Cohl, and M. McClain, eds. Normal- ization of Digital Mathematics Library Content. In this study we showed that analyzing the frequency distribu- Preliminary Exploration of Formula Embedding for Mathematical Information tions of mathematical expressions in large scientific datasets can Retrieval: can mathematical formulae be embedded like a natural language?

In provide useful insights for a variety of applications. Additionally, we discussed the est Group on Math Linguistics. Grosky, and Bela Gipp. We hope that this Springer Berlin, — Mathematics in Computer Science Vol. Since the level of agreement among annotators — Apache Flink. Data Technologies. Zomaya Eds. D, Issue 4, — A new mathematics retrieval system.

A short communication on the constants of the multi- In Proc. Factors for Reading Mathematical Expressions. In Proceed- [34] Stephen E. Robertson and Hugo Zaragoza. CEUR- Vol. Visual Struc- Howard S. Cohl, and Bela Gipp. Improving the Representation and Con- ture in Mathematical Expressions. Springer, — Allen, Edward A. Youssef, and Volker Markl. Matican, and Corneliu-Claudiu Prodescu. MathWebSearch 0. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, — Springer, dependency relationships between math expressions in math IR.

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