NISHIO Hirokazu[English][日本語]

pConceptMap2025-09-08

from A Framework for Constructing Concept Maps from E-Books Using Large Language Models: Challenges and Future Directions pConceptMap2025-09-08

memo https://chatgpt.com/c/68ba96f1-2650-8320-84a6-33bb3f7838ae

4 stages: (1) sectioning → (2) concept extraction → (3) relationship identification → (4) integration

  • Labels for extracted concepts
  • Identification of the relationship between them
  • This is the trend.Keichobotにも関係しそうだnishio.icon

Summary of experimental results: 📊 Generated concepts (5):

  • globalization - core
  • digital technology - core
  • democracy - core
  • plurality - core
  • collaboration - supplementary

🔗 Relationships between concepts (4):

  • globalization → digital_technology (prerequisite_of, 0.90)
  • democracy ← collaboration (part_of, 0.85)
  • digital_technology → plurality (example_of, 0.80)
  • democracy ↔ globalization (contrasts_with, 0.75)

I understood the approximate flow.

  • First, "keywords that seem important" are extracted from the given document,
  • Then give that keyword list and a set of documents to extract the "relationships".

cost consideration

GPT-5-mini vs. other model comparison Features of the 🏆 GPT-5-mini 📊 Degree of detail of concept:.

  • More detailed and precise concept definition
  • Extract even the finest elements: ⿻ (Unicode symbol).
  • Compound understanding combining Japanese and symbols 🔗 Accuracy of the relationship:.
  • Six relationships are extracted (other models have about four)
  • High confidence (0.90-0.95)
  • Interrelationships are also captured (uses ↔ example_of).

image I'd like to synthesize the two-way arrows because it's hard to see them overlapping.

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