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- 406 abstract "Navigating ontologies can be a cumbersome task: existing approaches to ontology visualization have several shortcomings including that elements are neither sorted by relevance nor do they adapt to changing user requirements. We present a novel technique for user interfaces of semantic systems based on an adaptive extension of the tag cloud paradigm.".
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- 407 label "myOntology: Tapping the Wisdom of Crowds for Ontology Building".
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- 407 abstract "Despite very active research on ontologies, only a small amount of useful ontologies can be found on the Web. The reasons for this are manifold, but a major obstacle is that ontology engineering environments impose high entrance barriers on users, and that the community does not have direct control over the ontology evolution. In the myOntology project, we propose the use of a Wiki supported by sophisticated background functionality to enable community-driven ontology building by giving users with no or little expertise in ontology engineering the opportunity to contribute.".
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- 409 label "Integrating Relations for a Domain Ontology".
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- 409 abstract "This paper addresses an approach for building a relation hierarchy in order to integrate relations from different sources. A relation tree is generated by mapping relations to WordNet synsets, on which duplicated relations are eliminated. As criteria for judging relations not absolutely required for a domain, popularity and uniqueness are proposed. Our research shows that use of a relation hierarchy makes the process of judging necessary relations of a domain much simpler and more efficient.".
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- 410 label "OntoGame: Turning Ontology Engineering into an Online Game with a Purpose".
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- 410 abstract "Despite significant advancement in ontology learning, building ontologies remains a task that highly depends on human intelligence, both as a source of domain expertise and for producing a consensual conceptualization. Now, we can observe a sharp contrast in user interest in two branches of Web activity: While the "Web 2.0" movement lives from an unprecedented amount of contributions from Web users, we witness a substantial lack of user involvement in ontology projects for the Semantic Web. We assume that one cause of the latter is a lack of proper incentive structures of ontology projects. As a novel solution, we (1) propose to masquerade collaborative ontology engineering behind on-line, multi-player game scenarios, in order to create proper incentives for humans to help building ontologies for the Semantic Web. Then, we (2) describe our OntoGame prototype, and (3) provide preliminary evidence that users are willing to invest a lot of time into those games, and, by doing so, unknowingly weave ontologies for the Semantic Web.".
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