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        <article-title>Review of Definition “Consumer Experience” and its Qualities</article-title>
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          <institution>Lviv Polytechnic National University</institution>
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          <addr-line>Lviv</addr-line>
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          <country country="UA">Ukraine</country>
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          <institution>National Academy of Managerial Staff of Culture and Arts</institution>
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          <addr-line>Kiev</addr-line>
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          <country country="UA">Ukraine</country>
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          <institution>Zhytomyr National Agroecological University</institution>
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          <country country="UA">Ukraine</country>
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      <abstract>
        <p>A product, service consumer experience qualities were reviewed, definition “consumer experience”, concept definition of this term and the proposed term rationale were proposed; the consumer experience documenting form within the web environment and subjective information demand reasons, in particular, the consumer experience, were reviewed. Web forums, as the subjective information accumulation environment, social and communicative properties of the web forums and informative parts of their participants in the consumer experience exchange were studied. Technical structure of the web forum information content was reviewed for its compliance with structure of communication process between the web forum participants. It was learned that the technical structure reflects data base structure only and it may not be utilized for analysis of the communication process between the web forum participants. In order to build a model, the communication structure of the web forum information content was studied. Such communication structure units, as topic situation and atomic situation, were implemented and formalized, their distinction principles in discussion were established that allowed to esteem the web forum information content in terms of communication put into a text form. A communication structure model of the web forum information content was made that enabled the discussion text investigation by communicative constituents for subsequent processing to detect the consumer experience. The consumer experience model was created in the web forum information content, based on the consumer experience structure that made it possible to make the consumer experience expression construction models.</p>
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        <kwd>web environment</kwd>
        <kwd>consumer experience</kwd>
        <kwd>communication process</kwd>
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      <title>-</title>
      <p>By definition [11], experience is a person’s body of knowledge, skills gained
throughout life, in practice.
Nowadays, we more often deal with a consumer intercommunication experience for
particular subject or phenomenon (for instance, service) in modern consumer-related
society. The consumer gains particular knowledge, skills in the course of use,
consumption, analysis, observation etc. concerning the subject or phenomenon. Based on
such knowledge, consumers, for example, review advantages/ deficiencies of
particular household appliance model, recommend selection of text books to learn foreign
language, describe a device particular model operation features in actual situations,
make video instructions on “knowledge map” development in Mindjet MindManager
Pro etc. Therefore, further particular product or service handling experience gained by
their consumers, shall be defined as the consumer experience (СE).</p>
      <p>The consumer experience is subjective, i.e. pertaining to a subject, person. It is
generated individually for each consumer that is determined by various circumstances and
conditions affecting the person, and, by various circumstances and conditions, under
which such experience is generated, respectively, for example, cooking art,
requirements set up for the household appliance, language competence level etc.
Correspondingly, the consumer experience generated by each person is a unique one, even, when
it pertains to the same dish, household appliance of the same model, text book etc.
The experience may regard with both simple household matters and sophisticated and
knowledge-based processes, nevertheless it is valuable, so as it is exclusive by its
origin and may not be gained otherwise, than in interaction with ambient environment
subjects or phenomena throughout life and in practice.</p>
      <p>In other words, the consumer experience is an exclusive valuable knowledge, which
may be gained through product operation and service consumption.
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      <title>Related Works</title>
      <p>Study of such subjective information as the consumer experience within the web is
possible, provided that is documented in a particular form. The consumer experience
within the web is implemented in the form of multimedia materials, such as video and
audio files, flash, animation, picture etc. However, such consumer experience
documenting form as text, within the web predominates. The consumer experience
documenting text form predomination over multimedia is explained by the series of
reasons.</p>
      <p>Firstly, minimum technical skills, actually text processing program proficiency is
required for the consumer experience documenting in the text form, comparing to the
multimedia form. Besides, the most of the text processing programs, versus software
for making and processing of multimedia materials, is free, available software and are
included into the standard program package that enables their operation.</p>
      <p>Secondly, in spite of the implementation technical simplicity, text remains the most
available and popular method of information accumulation. The text information
content may be to a greater or lesser extent expressly interpreted and understood, it needs
no additional review means, it is the easiest to be revised etc. Simplicity and ease in
the text handling stipulated the text predominance among other web information
content types.</p>
      <p>Only the consumer experience documented in the text form is studied by the thesis, so
as communication interaction between the participants on the web forum is
implemented in this very form.
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    <sec id="sec-3">
      <title>The consumer experience documenting forms within the web environment</title>
      <p>In consideration of the consumer experience exchange we will outline such two roles
of community participants: information donor and information recipient.
The information donor is the web community participant with constructive responsive
behaviour, intending to provide its own experience or opinion regarding particular
items, situations etc. for sharing with other community participants.</p>
      <p>The information recipient is the participant or visitor of the web community with
constructive initiating behaviour, which is interested in obtaining information about
the community participant experience regarding particular items, situations etc. Both
the community participants and outside parties got into the forum, for example, upon
query within a search system, may be the information recipients.</p>
      <p>The community participants may have either strictly defined roles or take one of the
roles depending on information needs (Fig. 1). Thus, in one discussion the participant
may be the information recipient and in another one, the information donor. On help
desk forums, for example, the donor (a consulting specialist) and the recipient (a user
with need of specific advice) may not exchange their roles.
The information sharing, in particular, the participant personal experience, is
implemented as discussions. The primary recipient of the discussion sets a subject, and puts
it in such a manner to meet the initiator’s information needs. The discussion is
developed by the participants intending to provide particular information. Minimum
number of the discussion participants is such discussion participant number, when they do
not lose interest in the discussion. Taking into account the experience exchange, to
meet the discussion initiator’s information needs, often one participant is enough to
provide the information required by the initiator. A target level of the initiator’s
information need meeting depends on the donor(-s) competence and/or experience.
Not only information donors may join the discussion expansion process, but also
other information recipients, except for the primary one. Secondary information
recipients are interested in the discussion initial subject, but besides this, they have own
goal to obtain additional or incident information. Therefore, the discussion initial
subject may evolve into a derivative one.</p>
      <p>Number of the derivative subjects of the discussion is not limited and depends on
relevance of issues concerned and the discussion participant activity. A pending
subject arouses a great interest, much conflicting information appears, antagonistic
moods manifest etc. that attracts a broad audience interested, so the discussion
strength and dynamics remains great, unless excitement and spirited discussion
subsides.</p>
      <p>Traffic for particular online community indirectly affects the forum page rank in
search systems. Heavy traffic of the online community page enhances probability that
a new participant will join by a relevant query in the search system, which will
commence a derivative topic within the discussion and will become the secondary
information recipient. Existing community participants may also be the secondary
recipients, whose information needs are the same as the initial recipient’s ones. Such
community participants will be named evident secondary recipients, when they stated in
the discussion their concernment with the initial subject, and unobvious secondary
recipients, when the recipient gained information profit, but the community received
no feedback.</p>
      <p>Thus, the communication process within the web forums is agile for subject change,
open for participation and oriented to meet each participant’s needs.
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4.1</p>
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    <sec id="sec-4">
      <title>Communication structuring model for the web forum information content</title>
      <sec id="sec-4-1">
        <title>Analysis of communication structure of the web forum information content</title>
        <p>Difference between technical and communication structures of the web forum
information content is reasoned by that the communication structure reflects online
communication expansion between the participants, while the technical structure reflects
technical implementation. The difference between these two structures show such
hierarchical layers, where communication interaction is recorded between the
participants, specifically on the forum thread and communication level. Therefore, the
communication structure review will be started with the forum thread level.
The forum thread is initiated by one of the community participants with a particular
information need. The initiator creates a new thread in appropriate topic section of the
forum, indicating the thread topic and sharing the first communication. The thread
topic and communication content is set out by the initiator in such a manner to direct
the communication to its information need meeting. A topic situation is an important
element of the communication structure and basic element to detect the consumer
experience. Definition “topic situation” is brought in.</p>
        <p>The topic situation is the forum thread fragment comprising the posts related by
topics.</p>
        <p>The related posts are the posts targeted to meet the information need expressed in the
communication commencing the discussion. For example, when the communication
initiator is interested in outstanding Lviv tourist spots, then the posts intentionally
related will contain advice for the spots worth travellers’ attention, description or
experience for visits of Lviv tourist spots etc.</p>
        <p>The posts related by topic pertain to such topic or item declared by the
communication or incident subject. The web forum thread within the communication structure
comprises one or more topic situations:
 ℎ
  = { ℎ</p>
        <p>
          ℎ
,
(
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref1">1</xref>
          )
forum thread.
follows (Picture 2):
where  ℎ
        </p>
        <p>– web forum thread;
 ( ℎ   ) – number of topic situations within this thread.</p>
        <p>The inception of the initial topic situation is the first communication within the web
By role in the communication interaction expansion between the participants and
consequence of their appearance within the topic situation such posts are defined as
 initiating – posts commencing the topic situation and driving the discussion,
 responsive</p>
        <p>– posts extending the topic situation and constituting other
participants’ response to previous posts, and
 final – posts evidencing the topic situation accomplishment.</p>
        <p>The topic situation is not defined in terms of construction, i.e. has no visual and
technical means of distinction (Picture 3). To define limits of the topic situations is
complicated and sometimes extreme complicated task, when the thread scope is
significant and the discussion subject is to sufficient extent, general.
Making of a new topic situation takes place, when the discussion subject-matter
changes within a current topic situation. However, the posts pertaining to the same
topic situation may be placed within the thread inconsistently, be broken by posts
from other topic situations. Such visual inconsistency of communication placement is
the web forum online communication feature, so as return back to the discussion in
particular topic situation may take place at any moment. Consequently, the post
pertaining to the initial topic situation may be visually placed among the posts related to
the second, third etc. topic situations.</p>
        <p>The main reasons for return to the discussion within the particular topic situation are
as follows:
 topic reupdating;
 a new participant appearance.</p>
        <p>In the first case, the discussion being inactive (new posts did not appear), may be
reupdated again, when the topic becomes again pending for the discussion
participants. In the second case, appearance of the new participant wishing to demonstrate
its opinion concerning the discussion topic within the topic situation, may cause
repetitive discussion updating.</p>
        <p>Sometimes, return back to the discussion within the topic situation is not in question,
therefore it is not justified. The pattern of unjustified return to the discussion is
information concerning any public event, for example, concert already held, in such a case,
when the initiating communication pertained to time and place of their holding.
Tracing of returns back to the discussion in particular topic situation is enough
effective method to detect trending public topics.</p>
        <p>As studies show, the topic situation is not always accomplished by a final post. The
most commonly, the final communication belongs to the initiator of such initiating
communication and evidences that it implemented own information need. However,
the initiators not always put final posts online. So the topic situation is considered
exhausted, when no new posts intentionally related by topic, do not appear concerning
the initiating communication.</p>
        <p>For fundamental review of the communication place within the topic situation and its
structure definition “atomic situation” is brought in.</p>
        <p>The atomic situation constitutes the communication part, which is comprised into a
single topic situation. The communication consists of one or more atomic situations.
The communication will be marked as follows:


,</p>
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      <sec id="sec-4-2">
        <title>Formal model of the communication structure of the web forum information content</title>
        <p>To identify links between the atomic situations, such linguistic tools used by the
discussion participants are applied, in order to indicate addressing the topic or initiator,
which the post /post part pertains to. These linguistic tools serve a mean to a
communication chain formation.</p>
        <p>The post division to atomic situations allows to describe the topic situation structure
with no post link, which may simultaneously be comprised into more than one topic
situation. The topic situation structure is to be set out as follows:


The discussion exclusively contains profound information content comprising
multiple topic situations, each pertaining a particular aspect of the topic:



  )</p>
        <p>– number of atomic situations within the topic situation.</p>
        <p>Based on the communication structure review for the web forum information content,
such structure model will be made, as set out in the nest section.
where 
{ ℎ
 
  }
 
 =1
– number of aspects of the discussion topic.</p>
        <p>= { ℎ</p>
        <p />
        <p>,
  – particular topic discussion,</p>
        <p>– multiple topic situations covered by the discussion,
  – heading of i-discussion comprising a topic situation reviewed;
  – topic aspect, a constituent of the discussion topic;
– author of the initiating post of the topic situation, one of the web forum
 – date of the topic situation making, which is identical with the initiating post</p>
        <p>– the topic situation content in hypertext format described as all multiple
Essence and essence class of particular subject area is the discussion topic. The
discussion topic is to be indicated in the discussion heading. A topic aspect constitutes
the discussion topic, this is a separate essence from the essence class or relation
between such essences. Each aspect is considered within individual topic situation and
indicated in the initiating post.</p>
        <p>
          The topic situation model itemized:

= ⟨ ℎ
  , 
  , 
ℎ   , 
  , 
  ⟩, (
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref5">5</xref>
          )

 – topic situation belonging to i-discussion and pertaining to
        </p>
        <p>– k-atomic situation within j-discussion;
– author of the atomic situation, i.e. the author of the post, a part of which
where  ℎ
j-aspect;
 ℎ</p>
        <p>ℎ  
participants;
date;
where {
tion content;
 






– date of the atomic situation making, i.e. date of the post, a part of which the




– post text part highlighted by reference;</p>
        <p>– reference to the atomic situation related.
ℎ</p>
        <p>the atomic situation is;
atomic situation is;
The initiating post consists of a single atomic situation. The initiating post and the
atomic situation, respectively, may contain the reference to no other atomic situation,
so as commences the topic situation. Therefore, the reference within such atomic
situation is addressed to the atomic situation alone.</p>
        <p>
          Thus, (
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref4">4</xref>
          ) - (
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref7">7</xref>
          ) make the communication structure model for the web forum
information content.
atomic situations comprised by this topic situation:



= {   
 
}
 =1
,


}
 
 =1
        </p>
        <p>– multiple atomic situations belonging to the topic
situa– number of remarks concerning the topic particular aspect.</p>
        <p>When the discussion does not address any of the topic aspects, then the topic situation
content will be blank for this aspect: 
The atomic situation will be set out as follows:
= ∅.


= ⟨
ℎ   , 


,</p>
        <p>
          ⟩,



(
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref6">6</xref>
          )
(
          <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref7">7</xref>
          )
        </p>
      </sec>
    </sec>
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      <title>Consumer experience model making within the web forum information content</title>
      <p>Expression of the consumer experience within the web forum information content is
such atomic situation, text of which contains opinions, fact statements and context
statements concerning the object.</p>
      <p>Definition “statement” is to be explained. Every information layer forming the
consumer experience has a language implementation. The language implementation
(verbalization) of the information layer independent element is named the statement.
Therefore, the evaluative comments are verbalized by evaluative comment statements,
empirical fact layer - by the fact statement etc. within the web forum information
content.</p>
      <p>Within the general consumer experience statement model, the information layer
existence in the consumer experience statement is defined by its sign, therefore,  –
opinion layer sign,  – fact layer sign and  – context layer sign.</p>
      <p>Whereas the information layers are implemented into the web forum information
content by statements, their presence may be detected, based on particular language
units comprised, which to be named marks. In operation, we propose to detect
presence of appropriate statements within the atomic situation text under such statement
particular marks.</p>
      <p>Therefore, the consumer experience within the web forum information content is as
follows:

 
where  – consumer experience;
   – і-atomic situation;
   – existence of at least one mark of opinion for і- atomic situation;
   – existence of at least one mark of fact statement for і- atomic situation;
 – existence of at least one mark of context statement for і- atomic situation.
However, in a live situation the atomic situation texts, except for the consumer
experience statement, mainly contain any “needless” text yet that is not the consumer
experience opinion. To delete the atomic situation needless text, the consumer
experience expansion operator ( ) is applied. The operator distinguishes the consumer
experience unit from the atomic situation text. Subsequently, the atomic situation
transforms into the experience atomic situation:
→ 
→ 
 operator – is one of the text analytical-synthetic processing methods. Such
methods comprise as follows:
 cutting off – text length limitation, disregarding the text part, which does not
contain the consumer experience attributes;
 citation – word-for-word reproduction of the text fragment containing the
consumer experience statement attributes;
 summary – maximum short summary of the atomic situation content, which
consist of identification of essential backbone word forms, summary text set out of
such word forms with addition of a relator expression at the beginning;
 reviewing – summary of the atomic situation content produced, based on essential
and secondary backbone word forms and their lexical-semantic links;
 extractive summarization – report making, based on the atomic situation text
fragments selection and combination.</p>
      <p>The information condensing methods are profoundly processed both in theoretical and
in practical aspects in papers, application software are developed for text
analyticalsynthetic processing, such as TextReferrent, TextAnalyst 2.0.</p>
      <p>The outcome of the analytical-synthetic processing is the experience atomic situation
with the same structure, as the consumer experience opinions:

  = ⟨
  , 
  , 
  , 
  , 
  ⟩.</p>
      <p>
        (
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref9">9</xref>
        )
We give definition of consumer experience within the web forum structure.
The consumer experience within the web forum information content is multiple
experience atomic situations:
      </p>
      <p>} =1
,
(10)
where  – consumer experience;
   – experience і-atomic situation;
  – number of atomic situations, of which the experience atomic situations are
distinguished.</p>
      <p>
        Thus, correlations (
        <xref ref-type="bibr" rid="ref8">8</xref>
        ) – (10) make the consumer experience model within the web
forum information content.
      </p>
      <p>Based on the developed formal model and with application of Google profound
search queries, it is determined that the community participant motivation intention
stipulates particular information product posted by the participant (Picture 4).
As it seen from Picture 4, the consumer experience is the product of motivation
intention “to help”. For purposes of the motivation constituents, the consumer experience
is characterized by a high level of profit for the public and low level of profit for
oneself, especially in those cases, when the consumer experience of the information
donor was negative (device failure, poor quality service). In such cases the main
motivation intention of the information donor is warning of the information recipients
against the same negative consumer experience.
Based on the distinguished motivation qualities of the consumer experience (high
level of profit for the public and low level of profit for oneself), the consumer
experience may be distinguished among other information products and, that is the most
important, the undercover marketing information products with a high level of
involvement may be filtered out.
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    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-6">
      <title>Results</title>
      <p>As mentioned above, in labour input evaluation, the web forums certainly have a
lower rank, than other web pages. With growth of word competitiveness in search query,
the web forum rank gets lower in search results by basic query. Therefore, the basic
query yield runs lower with growth of key word competitiveness level. Table 1
demonstrates the yield coefficient quantitative estimate for basic queries developed,
based on parametrized query pattern implemented by Google GPS.
low
low
low
low
middle
middle
middle
middle
high
high
high
high
480
basic
basic
basic
basic
basic
Parametrized query yield is several times over the basic queries. Therefore, by one
parametrized query the relevant web forums may be found several times over one
basic query. This is significant advantage, accounting that Google GPS, for example,
allows to make 1000 queries daily on a non-commercial basis, and more number of
queries daily made will be a profit operation and be charged. Thus, the parametrized
queries allow obtaining the relevant outcomes on a non-commercial basis by ten
folds.
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      <title>Conclusions</title>
      <p>A product, service consumer experience qualities were reviewed, definition
“consumer experience”, concept definition of this term and the proposed term rationale were
proposed; the consumer experience documenting form within the web environment
and subjective information demand reasons, in particular, the consumer experience,
were reviewed. Web forums, as the subjective information accumulation
environment, social and communicative properties of the web forums and informative parts
of their participants in the consumer experience exchange were studied. As the
review outcome showed, the web forums are a favourable environments for the
consumer experience formation and accumulation and have a series of advantages versus
other web systems for consumer experience accumulation. Technical structure of the
web forum information content was reviewed for its compliance with structure of
communication process between the web forum participants. It was learned that the
technical structure reflects data base structure only and it may not be utilized for
analysis of the communication process between the web forum participants.</p>
      <p>In order to build a model, the communication structure of the web forum
information content was studied. Such communication structure units, as topic situation
and atomic situation, were implemented and formalized, their distinction principles in
discussion were established that allowed to esteem the web forum information content
in terms of communication put into a text form. A communication structure model of
the web forum information content was made that enabled the discussion text
investigation by communicative constituents for subsequent processing to detect the
consumer experience. The consumer experience model was created in the web forum
information content, based on the consumer experience structure proposed under
section 1 that made it possible to make the consumer experience expression construction
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