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- 1 abstract "To be successful, Personal Information Management (PIM) solutions must be built on top of a robust data management infrastructure. Such an infrastructure must efficiently and unobtrusively support the requirements of PIM. At present, the design of data management infrastructures for PIM is in its infancy. In particular, indexing, a fundamental data management technology, is still not well understood in this domain. Indexes are necessary for efficient querying and exploration of data. This poster will describe our ongoing efforts to design index structures specifically tailored to the social semantic data managed by PIM systems.".
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- 10 abstract "Reidentification has been recognised as the most central job of cognition. In this paper, we motivate that concepts as abilities to reidentify, rather than classifications, should be the basis of an agent's conceptuology. Most concepts are not classes; class definitions are artificial, often context-dependent, and don't use inductive knowledge. We will present the basic concepts of CROC, a Representational Ontology for Concepts. Artificial agents can have concepts through language representations alone. Language-like representations, based on lexical concepts, plus reasoning, will be able to solve the interoperability problem to a large extent. By using these concepts, agents can interoperate without need for shared ontologies and with freedom for own conceptions.".
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- 11 abstract "Query formulation is a key aspect of information retrieval, contributing to both the efficiency and usability of many semantic applications. A number of query languages, such as SPARQL, have been developed for the Semantic Web; however, there are, as yet, few tools to support end users with respect to the creation and editing of semantic queries. In this paper we present NITELIGHT, a graphical tool for semantic query design. NITELIGHT uses a Visual Query Language (VQL), called vSPARQL, which provides graphical formalisms for SPARQL query specification. NITELIGHT is a highly reusable Web-based component, and it can be easily embedded in a variety of different Web applications. This paper provides an overview of the NITELIGHT tool and the vSPARQL specification.".
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