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- 19 creator uldis-bojars.
- 19 type InProceedings.
- 19 label "Browsing Linked Data with Fenfire".
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- 19 abstract "A wealth of information has recently become available as browsable RDFdata on the Web, but the selection of client applications to interactwith this Linked Data remains limited. We show how to browse LinkedData with Fenfire, an RDF browser and editor that employs a graph viewand focuses on an engaging and interactive browsing experience. Thissets Fenfire apart from previous table- and outline-based Linked Databrowsers.".
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- 2 creator gong-cheng.
- 2 creator honghan-wu.
- 2 creator weiyi-ge.
- 2 creator yuzhong-qu.
- 2 type InProceedings.
- 2 label "Searching Semantic Web Objects Based on Class Hierarchies".
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- 2 abstract "On the Semantic Web, objects can be identified by URIs and described by using RDF. With more and more RDF data published, object search on the Semantic Web is in demand for browsing, reuse, and integration. We developed the Falcons system, a keyword-based search engine for the Semantic Web. In this paper, we present the object search service provided by Falcons. For building an inverted index from query terms to Semantic Web objects (SW objects), we present a method to construct comprehensive textual description of SW objects. Furthermore, SW objects are also indexed from their classes and ancestor classes to support the class-based query restriction. Especially, class subsumption reasoning on multiple vocabularies on the Semantic Web is performed, and a class recommendation technique is proposed to enable hierarchically navigating classes. In addition, a summarization method for SW objects is devised to enable users to browse the summaries of objects.".
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- 20 creator daniele-cordioli.
- 20 creator giovanni-tummarello.
- 20 creator heiko-stoermer.
- 20 creator paolo-bouquet.
- 20 type InProceedings.
- 20 label "An Entity Name System for Linking Semantic Web Data".
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- 20 abstract "In this paper, we argue that realizing the vision of the Semantic Web as an open and global decentralized knowledge space would greatly benefit from the availability of a large-scale service which may enable the systematic reuse of URIs across independently produced Semantic Web contents. Such a service, which we call an Entity Name System (ENS), might play for the Semantic Web the role that the DNS played for interlinking hypertexts on theWeb. The key idea behing the ENS is that any tool/application for creating content (not only Semantic Web) may be empowered through simple plugins or extensions to interact with a network of ENS servers. Here we show how this has been done in a few prototypes for MS Word, Protege and an editor for FOAF profiles.".
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- 21 creator kingsley-idehen.
- 21 type InProceedings.
- 21 label "Linked Data Spaces & Data Portability>".
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- 21 abstract "In the year 2007, the size of the Linked Data injected into the Web grew to several billion RDF triples, served by a network of interlinked data sources that cover domains such as general knowledge, geographic information, people, companies, online communities, films, music, books and scientific publications. Unfortunately, the growth rate of User Generated content from a variety of Web based unstructured and semi-structured data-silos continues to exceed that of structured Linked Data. Thus, we have a pressing need for technology, capable of bridging this broadening divide via transparent generation of Linked Data from existing data-silos on the Web. Our Linked Data technology demonstration explores the use of the OpenLink Data Spaces platform as a solution to this problem.".
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