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• paper-01 title "Adding Realtime Coverage to the Google Knowledge Graph".
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• paper-02 label "Applying Multidimensional Navigation and Explanation in Semantic Dataset Summarization".
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• paper-02 abstract "A key objective of multidimensional dataset analysis is to reveal patterns of interest to analysts. However, multidimensional analysis has been observed to be dicult for analysts, due to the challenges of both presenting and navigating large datasets. This work explores how initial summarizations of multidimensional datasets can be generated for consuming parties (designed to reduce the number of data points which would need to be displayed) driven by summarization policies based on provided dataset values. Additionally, functionality for explaining the derivation of summarizations is being developed - in line with prior work on aiding analyst interactions with data processing systems. To help drive development of this work, as well as provide illustrative use cases, we are presently developing a dataset summarization generator as part of greater work being done in the Foresight and Understanding from Scientific Exposition (FUSE) program.".
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• paper-03 label "A Prototype for Semantic based Diagnosis of Road Traffic Congestions".
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• paper-03 abstract "Retrieving the causes of road traffic congestions in quasi real-time is an important task that will enable city managers to get better insight into traffic issues and thus take appropriate corrective actions in a timely way. Our work, accepted at ISWC 2012 In-Use track, tackles this problem by integrating and reasoning over a variety of heterogeneous data sources including data streams. In this paper we present an initial prototype of our work for the city of Dublin, Ireland.".
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• paper-03 title "A Prototype for Semantic based Diagnosis of Road Traffic Congestions".
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• paper-04 label "Browsing Causal Chains in a Disease Ontology".
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• paper-04 abstract "In order to realize sophisticated medical information systems, many medical ontologies have been developed. We proposed a definition of disease based on River Flow Model which captures a disease as a causal chain of clinical disorders. We also developed a disease ontology based on the model. It includes definitions of more than 6,000 diseases with 17,000 causal relationships. This demonstration summarizes the disease ontology and a browsing system for causal chains defined in it.".
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