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- 3 label "Linking Domain-Specific Knowledge to Encyclopedic Knowledge: an Initial Approach to Linked Data".
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- 3 abstract "Linked Data creates a shared information space by publishing andconnecting resources in the Semantic Web. However, the specification ofsemantic relationships between data sources is still a stumbling block. Onesolution is to enrich ontologies with multilingual and concept-orientedinformation. Usefully linking entities in the Semantic Web is thus facilitated bya semantic-oriented cross-lingual ontology mapping framework in whichknowledge representations are not restricted to a particular natural language.Accordingly, this paper describes a preliminary approach for integrating generalencyclopedic knowledge in DBpedia with EcoLexicon, a multilingualterminological knowledge base on the environment.".
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- 4 abstract "This paper focuses on the conversion between the open standard XML Localisation Interchange File Format (XLIFF) and the Resource Description Framework (RDF). XLIFF is a localisation standard supported by proprietary and free and open source software (FOSS) localisation tools, while the latter is a standard model, basic ingredient in Semantic Web. We developed a converter based on Saxon XSLT Processor which translates XLIFF to RDF.".
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- 6 label "Direct and Indirect Linking of Lexical Objects for Evolving Lexical Linked Data".
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- 6 abstract "Servicization of language resources in a Web-based environ-ment has opened up the potential for dynamically combined virtual lex-ical resources. Evolving lexical linked data could be realized, providedbeing recovered/discovered links among lexical resources are properlyorganized and maintained. This position paper examines a scenario, inwhich lexical semantic resources are cross-linguistically enriched, andsketches how this scenario could come about while discussing necessaryingredients. The discussions naturally include how the existing lexiconmodeling framework could be applied and should be extended.".
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- 7 creator maria-maleshkova.
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- 7 label "Cross-Lingual Web API Classification and Annotation".
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- 7 abstract "Recent developments on the Web are marked by the growingsupport for the Linked Data initiative, which encourages governmentand public organisations, as well as private institutions, to expose theirdata on the Web. This results in a plentitude of multi-lingual documentcollections where the original resources are published in the language,in which they are available. The challenges of multilingualism presenton the Semantic Web are also reected in the context of services on theWeb, characterised by the rapid increase in popularity and use of WebAPIs, as indicated by the growing number of available APIs and theapplications built on top of them. Web APIs are commonly described inplain-text as part of Web pages, following no particular guidelines andconforming to no standards, despite some initial approaches in the area[1, 2]. Therefore, API providers publish descriptions in any language theysee t, making the service discovery and the subsequent processing of thedocumentation challenging tasks. In this paper, we present a cross-lingualapproach that calculates semantic similarity of text to help classify andannotateWeb APIs, based on their textual descriptions. Furthermore, weshow how our solution can be implemented as part of SWEET [3], whichis a tool that enables the semi-automated creation of semantic Web APIdescriptions. In addition, we demonstrate how the cross-lingual approachcan be adopted to support the language-independent discovery of WebAPIs.".
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- 7 keyword "Cross-language Information Retrieval".
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- 7 title "Cross-Lingual Web API Classification and Annotation".