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EvoTaxo: Building and Evolving Taxonomy from Social Media Streams

Constructing taxonomies from social media corpora is challenging because posts are short, noisy, semantically entangled, and temporally dynamic. Existing taxonomy induction methods are largely designed for static corpora and often struggle to balance robustness, scalability, and sensitivity to evolving discourse. We propose EvoTaxo, a LLM-based framework for building and evolving taxonomies from temporally ordered social media streams. Rather than clustering raw posts directly, EvoTaxo converts each post into a structured draft action over the current taxonomy, accumulates structural evidence over time windows, and consolidates candidate edits through dual-view clustering that combines se...

AuthorsYiyang Li, Tianyi Ma, Yanfang Ye
Primary categorycs.CL
Published20 March 2026
Last updated at source20 March 2026
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