The Base Level Environmental Domain Ontologies
Automatic document level semantic metadata annotation using folksonomies and domain ontologies
... CSS ontologies were acquired from multiple sources such as, Wepopedia 125 , Dmoz 126 and Yahoo 127 directory where these sources represent a formal controlled vocabulary for Computer Science related ...the ...
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Enhancing domain-specific ontologies at ease
... aligning domain-specific ontologies and the general-purpose ontology YAGO, we have the additional benefit of obtaining examples of mentions of those concepts in the text of the Wikipedia, which can be then ...
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The use of ontologies in ITS domain knowledge authoring
... knowledge base, typically a knowledge base is composed using a text ...constraint base by adding support for automatic constraint acqui- sition to ...the domain as an ontology. The ontology ...
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Mining Domain Specific Texts and Glossaries to Evaluate and Enrich Domain Ontologies
... of domain ontologies using a text-mining approach. We exploit domain specific texts and glossaries or dictionaries in order to automatically generate g-groups and f- ...The domain expert ...
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Publications. Moussa Ndiaye. Sociocultural Ontology: Upper-level and Domain Ontologies. Journal of Data Semantics, To appear.
... [79] Alain Giboin, Fabien Gandon, Nicolas Gronnier, C´ ecile Guigard, and Olivier Corby. Comment ne pas perdre de vue les usage(r)s dans la con- struction d’une application ` a base d’ontologies ? retour d’exp´ ...
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Automatically Deriving Event Ontologies for a CommonSense Knowledge Base
... mid- level 1 ontology for events creates a significant obstacle to unifying WordNet with ontologies that are built to encode commonsense knowledge and support ...
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OntoWebML: A Knowledge Base Management System for WSML Ontologies
... in ontologies specification, we briefly describe all the WSMO ...data level by providing ontologies mapping, and at process level by resolving communication ...
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Evaluating the Generation of Domain Ontologies in the Knowledge Puzzle Project
... learning, Domain engineering, Knowledge acquisition, Ontology design —————————— —————————— 1 I NTRODUCTION ntologies are the backbone of knowledge representation for the Semantic ...the domain of ...
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Semantic enrichment of knowledge sources supported by domain ontologies
... as ontologies, taxonomies, dictionaries, and thesauri), and the academic knowledge-centred courses (graduation, master, and ...as base material some of the scientific results achieved by research ...
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Augmenting Lightweight Domain Ontologies with Social Evidence Sources
... Table IV contrasts a selection of terms included and removed in accordance with social evidence sources. Most of the removed terms (as well as the added ones) are relevant, but n-grams are often removed due to the bias ...
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Discovery and evaluation of non-taxonomic relations in domain ontologies
... the domain corpus, aggregates them by computing centroids for known rela- tion types and stores the centroids in a central Knowledge Base ...suggestions. Domain experts evaluate these suggestions, ...
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Using Domain Ontologies for Classification and Semantic Interpretation of Documents
... of ontologies in our classification process is a more stable base that the use of a set of learning documents, in which the choice of such learning documents affects the result of the ...
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Dynamic video surveillance systems guided by domain ontologies
... specific domain can be used to create dynamic visual analysis ...each domain ontology and the visual analysis tools ...performance level as the base system adding a low time delay (~3%) in the ...
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Towards interoperability with ontologies and semantic web services in manufacturing domain
... [email protected] Abstract—Nowadays, companies are very dynamic, thus increasing their competitiveness is mandatory. This competitiveness is associated with dynamics and flexibility, a fast product changeover is needed. ...
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EXPRESS: EXPressing REstful Semantic Services using domain ontologies
... 5 Conclusions and Future Work. In this paper we have explained EXPRESS, provided an example of how it works and briefly compared it to SA-REST and WSMO. The work done on EXPRESS is in its early stages. EXPRESS uses the ...
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Learning Domain Ontologies for Web Service Descriptions: an Experiment in Bioinformatics
... the domain specific ontology, or indeed how to relate it to upper level ...The domain values for each property come from spe- cific subsections of the ontology, mainly the bioinformatics and task ...
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Integration of domain and social ontologies in a CMS based collaborative platform
... knowledge base and application platform, thus allowing the vast range of available information and services to be more effectively ...as ontologies or ...
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A knowledge base with modularized ontologies for eco-labeling: application for laundry detergents
... 5.1. Module Laundry_detergent This module is the skeleton of the laundry detergent domain ontology. Almost all the important domain concepts and relation- ships are defined in this ontology module. Fig. 3, a ...
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Improving information retrieval effectiveness by using domain knowledge stored in ontologies
... Unfortunately, while intuitively one would expect to see significant gains in retrieval effectiveness with the use of thesauri, experience shows that this is usually not true [3]. One of the major cause is the “noise” of ...
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Semi automatically enriching ontologies : a case study in the e recruiting domain
... This section starts with a short introduction of Drupal, followed by an introduction of the e-Recruiter system of Epiqo. Drupal Drupal is an open source content management platform, which can be used to build a variety ...
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