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• 87 creator adam-wyner.
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• 87 type InProceedings.
• 87 label "Dimensions of Argumentation in Social Media".
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• 87 abstract "Mining social media for opinions is important to governments and businesses. Current approaches focus on sentiment and opinion detection. Yet, people also justify their views, giving arguments. Understanding arguments in social media would yield richer knowledge about the views of individuals and collectives. Extracting arguments from social media is difficult. Messages appear to lack indicators for argument, document structure, or inter-document relationships. In addition, social media have lexical variety, alternative spellings, multiple languages, and alternative punctuation. Social media also encompasses numerous genres. These aspects can confound the extraction of well-formed knowledge bases of argument. We first chart out the various aspects in order to isolate them for further analysis and processing.".
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• 87 title "Dimensions of Argumentation in Social Media".
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• 13 creator declan-osullivan.
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• 13 creator wei-tai.
• 13 type InProceedings.
• 13 label "Manageable Dataset Curation for Linked Data".
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• 13 abstract "This poster addresses the EKAW 2012 knowledge management and special focus areas by presenting the requirements and architecture for a manageable dataset cura-tion tool designed to enable low overhead hosting of new public knowledge models. Our work contributes to the development of new methodologies and tools for knowledge management by presenting a knowledge administration process that re-duces administrator effort while supporting distributed communities of administrators, authors and contributors. This is in contrast to most work to date on knowledge sharing that focus on easing the publication and consumption of the managed knowledge. At the heart of our architecture are components that translate, authorise and queue messy, real-world model update requests into SPARQL-Update queries that can leverage previous research on ontology evolution.".
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• 14 creator camille-pradel.
• 14 creator mari-carmen-suarez-figueroa.
• 14 creator nathalie-hernandez.
• 14 type InProceedings.
• 14 label "Verifying Ontology Requirements with SWIP".
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• 14 abstract "Verifying whether an ontology meets the set of established requirements is a crucial activity in ontology engineering. In this sense, methods and tools are needed (a) to transform (semi-)automatically functional ontology requirements into SPARQL queries, which can serve as unit tests to verify the ontology, and (b) to check whether the ontology fulfils the requirements. Thus, our purpose in this poster paper is to apply the SWIP approach to verify whether an ontology satisfies the set of established requirements.".
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• 15 creator alicia-martinez-rebollar.
• 15 creator hugo-estrada-esquivel.

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