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- 22 label "Jump-starting a Body-of-Knowledge with a Stylized Semantic Wiki Built on a Discipline Ontology".
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- 22 abstract "Several communities have engaged recently in assembling a Body of Knowledge (BOK) to organize the discipline knowledge for learning and sharing. BOK requirements typically include representing the domain, contextualizing resources (e.g. literature), and releasing the Social Web potential to maintain and improve it. Semantic wikis are excellent tools to handle domain (ontological) representations, to relate items, and to enable collaboration. Unfortunately, creating a whole BOK (structure, content and relations) from scratch may easily lead to the "white page syndrome", given the size and complexity of the domain information. This article presents an approach to jump-start a BOK, by implementing it as a semantic wiki organized around a domain ontology. Domain representation (structure and content) are initialized by automatically creating wiki pages for each ontology concept and per digital asset; the ontology itself is semi-automatically built using natural language processing (NLP) techniques. Contextualization is initialized by automatically linking concept- and asset-pages. The proposal's feasibility is shown with a prototype for a Software Architecture BOK, built from 1,000 articles indexed by a scienti¯c digital library. The proposed approach separates the issues of domain representation, resources contextualization, and social elaboration, allowing communities to try on alternate solutions for each issue.".
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- 3 label "Access and Annotation of Archaelogical Corpus via a SemanticWiki".
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- 3 abstract "Semantic wikis have shown their ability to allow knowledge management and collaborative authoring. They are particularly appropriate for scientific collaboration. This paper details the main concepts and the architecture of WikiBridge, a semantic wiki, and its application in the archaelogical domain. Archaeologists primarily have a documentcentric work. Adding meta-information in the form of annotations has proved useful to enhance search. WikiBridge combines models and ontologies to increase data consistency within the wiki. Moreover, it allows several types of annotations: simple annotation, n-ary relations and recursive annotations. The consistency of these annotations is checked synchronously or asynchronously by using structural or domain constraints.".
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- 4 label "A Perfect Match for Reasoning, Explanation, and Reason Maintenance: OWL 2 RL and Semantic Wikis".
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- 4 abstract "Reasoning in wikis has focused so far mostly on expressiveness and tractability and neglected related issues of updates and explanation. In this demo, we show reasoning, explanation, and updates in the KiWi wiki and argue that it is a perfect match for OWL 2 RL reasoning. The KiWi implementation features a simple triple pattern rule based inconsistency tolerant language, sKWRL, which can naturally express most of OWL2 RL rules. Explanation and reason maintenance nicely complement the \work-in-progress" focus of wikis by explaining how which information was derived and thus help users to easily discover and remove sources of inconsistencies.".
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- 5 abstract "We present PEST, a novel approach to approximate querying of structured wiki data that exploits the structure of that data to propagate term weights between related wiki pages and tags. Based on the PEST matrix, eigenvectors representing the distribution of a term after propagation are computed. The result is an index which takes the document structure into account and can be used with standard document retrieval techniques. This article gives a detailed outline of the approach and gives first experimental results showing its viability.".
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