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- 192 abstract "The adoption of ontologies for the Web of Data can be increased by tools that help populating respective knowledge bases from legacy content, e.g. existing databases, business applications, or proprietary data formats. In this demo and poster, we show the results from our efforts of developing a suite of open-source tools for creating e-commerce descriptions for the Web of Data based on the GoodRelations ontology. Also, we demonstrate how RDF/XML data can be (1) submitted to Yahoo SearchMonkey via the RDF2DataRSS conversion tool, (2) inspected using the SearchMonkey Meta-Data Inspector, and (3) how common data inconsistencies can be spotted with the GoodRelations Validator.".
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- 194 abstract "In many data-centric applications, it is desirable to use OWL as an expressive schema language with which one expresses constraints that must be satisfied by instance data. However, specific aspects of OWL's standard semantics---i.e., the Open World Assumption (OWA) and the absence of Unique Name Assumption (UNA)---make it difficult to use OWL in this way. In this paper, we present an Integrity Constraint (IC) semantics for OWL axioms, show that IC validation can be reduced to query answering, and present our preliminary results with a prototype implementation using Pellet.".
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- 195 label "SKOS2OWL: An Online Tool for Deriving OWL and RDF-S Ontologies from SKOS Vocabularies".
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- 195 abstract "Hierarchical classifications are available for many domains of interest. They often provide a large amount of category definitions and some sort of hierarchies. Thanks to their size and popularity, they are a promising ground for publishing and organizing data on the Semantic Web. Unfortunately, classifications can mostly not be directly used as ontologies in OWL, because they are not (or at least: very bad) ontologies. In particular, the labels in categories often lack a context-neutral notion of what it means to be an instance of that category, and the meaning of the hierarchical relations is often not a strict subClassOf. SKOS2OWL is an online tool that allows deriving consistent RDF-S or OWL ontologies from most hierarchical classifications available in the W3C SKOS exchange format. SKOS2OWL helps the user narrow down the intended meaning of the available categories to classes and guides the user through several modeling choices. In particular, SKOS2OWL can draw a representative random sample of relevant conceptual elements in the SKOS file and asks the user to make statements about their meaning. This can be used to make reliable modeling decisions without looking at every single element, which would be unfeasible for large classifications.".
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