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- 552 label "Intelligent Decision Automation on an Event Driven Semantic Platform".
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- 552 title "Intelligent Decision Automation on an Event Driven Semantic Platform".
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- 555 label "Building the Inform Semantic Publishing Ecosystem: from Author to Audience".
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- 57 creator giuseppe-pirro.
- 57 creator jerome-euzenat.
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- 57 label "A Feature and Information Theoretic Framework for Semantic Similarity and Relatedness".
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- 57 abstract "Semantic similarity and relatedness measures between ontology concepts are useful in many research areas. While similarity only considers subsumption relations to assess how two objects are alike, relatedness takes into account a broader range of relations (e.g., part-of). In this paper, we present a framework, which maps the feature-based model of similarity into the information theoretic domain. A new way of computing IC values directly from an ontology structure is also introduced. This new model, called Extended Information Content (eIC) takes into account the whole set of semantic relations defined in an ontology. The proposed framework enables to rewrite existing similarity measures that can be augmented to compute semantic relatedness. Upon this framework, a new measure called FaITH (Feature and Information THeoretic) has been devised. Extensive experimental evaluations confirmed the suitability of the framework.".
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- 61 label "Compact Representation of Large RDF Data Sets for Publishing and Exchange".
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- 61 abstract "Increasingly huge RDF data sets are being published on theWeb. Currently, they use different syntaxes of RDF, contain high levels of redundancy and have a plain indivisible structure. All this leads to fuzzy publications, inefficient management, complex processing and lack of scalability. This paper presents a novel RDF representation (HDT) which takes advantage of the structural properties of RDF graphs for splitting and representing, efficiently, three components of RDF data: Header, Dictionary and Triples structure. On-demand management operations can be implemented on top of HDT representation. Experiments show that data sets can be compacted in HDT by more than fifteen times the current naive representation, improving parsing and processing while keeping a consistent publication scheme. For exchanging, specific compression techniques over HDT improve current compression solutions.".
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- 66 creator luigi-sauro.
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- 66 label "EL with Default Attributes and Overriding".
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- 66 abstract "Biomedical ontologies and semantic web policy languages based on description logics (DLs) provide fresh motivations for extending DLs with nonmonotonic inferences - a topic that has attracted a significant amount of attention along the years. Despite this, nonmonotonic inferences are not yet supported by the existing DL engines. One reason is the high computational complexity of the existing decidable fragments of nonmonotonic DLs. In this paper we identify a fragment of circumscribed $\EL^\bot$ that supports attribute inheritance with specificity-based overriding (much like an object-oriented language), and such that reasoning about default attributes is in P.".
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