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- 26 label "Realizing Semantic Web Portal Using Available Semantic Web Technologies and Tools".
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- 26 abstract "Portals allow easy access to information by integrating heterogeneous applications or data sources in consistent way. It gives users a personalized and restricted view of domain information. Standard portal features could be improved employing semantic web technologies. Although portals are now experiencing serious growth just as number of available semantic web tools, number of semantic web portals is negligible. In accordance to observed acceptance problems guidelines for developing semantic web portals are proposed.".
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- 27 label "ACE View --- an ontology and rule editor based on controlled English".
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- 27 abstract "We describe the architecture of a novel ontology and rule editor ACE View. The goal of ACE View is to simplify viewing and editing expressive and syntactically complex OWL/SWRL knowledgebases by making most of the interaction with the knowledgebase happen via Attempto Controlled English (ACE). This makes ACE View radically different from current OWL/SWRL editors which are based on formal logic syntaxes and general purpose graphical user interface widgets.".
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- 28 creator chen-wang.
- 28 creator feng-cao.
- 28 creator guotong-xie.
- 28 creator john-colgrave.
- 28 creator kevin-shank.
- 28 creator robert-schloss.
- 28 creator shengping-liu.
- 28 creator yang-yang.
- 28 creator yue-pan.
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- 28 label "MDS++: Supporting Ontology-based Dynamic Classification in WebSphere Metadata Server".
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- 28 abstract "Metadata management systems are growing from tool-specific repositories to enterprise-wide metadata repositories. In this context, one challenge is the management of the evolving metadata whose schema or meta-model itself may evolve, e.g., dynamically-added properties, which are often hard to predict upfront at the initial meta-model design time; another challenge is to organize the metadata by semantically-rich classification schemes. In this paper, we demonstrate a practical system which provides support for users to dynamically manage semantically-rich properties and classifications in the IBM WebSphere Metadata Server (MDS) by integrating an OWL ontology repository. To enable the smooth acceptance of Semantic Web technologies, the system is designed to consist of integrated modeling paradigms, with an integrated query language and runtime repository.".
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