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M. Sambetbayeva

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Open access Oct 2026

A multilingual heterogeneous knowledge graph framework for curriculum–vacancy–MOOC alignment: edge-weight regression with heterogeneous graph transformers for educational recommendation

Digitalisation and artificial intelligence have widened the gap between competencies certified by university curricula and skills demanded by employers. MOOCs could close this gap, but existing recommenders rarely connect what a programme teaches, what the market requires, and what online courses develop within a s...

S. Serikbayeva, M. Sambetbayeva, V. Ramazanova et al. · Frontiers in Artificial Inte... · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Stage-Oriented Text Classification for Russian-Language Clinical and Genetic Documents: Pre-Genetic Triage and Post-Genetic Report Interpretation

The growing volume of unstructured clinical and genetic text calls for automated processing methods that can meaningfully support clinical decision-making. Most existing work, however, treats the analysis of patient clinical descriptions and the interpretation of genetic reports as unrelated tasks, disregarding the seq...

A. Shayakhmetova, M. Sambetbayeva, V. Barakhnin et al. · Information · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

Fine-tuning multilingual sentence transformers for low-resource skill-concept matching across Kazakh, Russian, and English

Introduction Matching short, specialized skill expressions across English, Russian, and Kazakh is challenging because general-domain multilingual encoders underperform on terse, code-mixed, domain-specific phrases, particularly in the low-resource Kazakh setting. Methods We fine-tuned a multilingual Sentence Transforme...

S. Serikbayeva, M. Sambetbayeva, V. Ramazanova et al. · Frontiers in Big Data · 0 citations

Open access Sep 2026

BUILDING KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS FOR MOOC SELECTION BASED ON THE INTEGRATION OF LABOR MARKET DEMANDS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

An integration model based on knowledge graphs and machine learning methods for analyzing relationships between educational programs, labor market requirements, and online courses (MOOCs) and has the capability to identify missing competencies and automatically recommend relevant courses for their acquisition.

K. S. Serikbayeva, V. Ramazanova, M. Sambetbayeva et al. · Herald of Kazakh-British tec... · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

Language-Model-Based Architecture for Automatic Concept Placement in Ontologies

This paper addresses the placement of concepts that are absent from the target ontology—the out-of-knowledge-base setting—in which a textual mention must be assigned one or more insertion positions in the subsumption hierarchy rather than linked to an existing node.

Zhanna B. Sadirmekova, M. Sambetbayeva, B. Abdygalym et al. · Information · 0 citations