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- 75 abstract "The NLP Interchange Format (NIF) is an RDF/OWL-based format that aims to achieve interoperability between Natural Language Processing (NLP) tools, language resources and annotations. The motivation behind NIF is to allow NLP tools to exchange annotations about text documents in RDF. Hence, the main prerequisite is that parts of the documents (i.e. strings) are referenceable by URIs, so that they can be used as subjects in RDF statements. In this paper, we present two NIF URI schemes for different use cases and evaluate them experimentally by benchmarking the stability of both NIF URI schemes in a Web annotation scenario. Additionally, the schemes are compared with other available schemes used to address text with URIs. The String Ontology, which is the basis for NIF, fixes the referent (i.e. a string in a given text) of the URIs unambiguously for machines and thus enables the creation of heterogeneous, distributed and loosely coupled NLP applications, which use the Web as an integration platform.".
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- 8 abstract "Presentations play a crucial role in knowledge management within organizations, in particular to facilitate organizational learning and innovation. Much of the corporate strategy, direction and accumulated knowledge within organizations is encapsulated in presentations. In this paper, we investigate the limitations of current presentation tools for semi-structured knowledge representation and sharing within organizations. We address challenges such as collaborative creation of presentations, tracking changes within them, sharing and reusing existing presentations. Then we present SlideWiki as a crowdsourcing platform for the elicitation and sharing of corporate knowledge using presentations. With SlideWiki users can author, collaborate and arrange slides in organizational presentations by employing Web 2.0 strategies. Presentations can be organized hierarchically, so as to structure them reasonably according to their content. According to the wiki paradigm, all content in SlideWiki (i.e. slides, decks, themes, diagrams) are versioned and users can fork and merge presentations the same way as modern social coding platforms (e.g. Github, Bitbucket) allow. Moreover, SlideWiki supports social networking activities such as following and discussing presentations for effective knowledge management. The article also comprises an evaluation of our SlideWiki implementation involving real users.".
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- 9 abstract "OWL 2 DL is a very expressive language and has many features for declaring complex object property expressions. Standard reasoning services for OWL ontologies assume the axioms in the `object property box' to be correct and according to the ontologist's intention. However, the more one can do, the higher the chance modelling flaws are introduced; hence, an unexpected or undesired classification or inconsistency may actually be due to a mistake in the object property box, not the class axioms. We identify the types of flaws that can occur in the object property box and propose corresponding compatibility services, SubProS and ProChainS, that check for meaningful property hierarchies and property chaining and propose how to revise a flaw. SubProS and ProChainS were evaluated with several ontologies, demonstrating they indeed do serve to isolate flaws and can propose useful corrections.".
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- 95 abstract "The completion of clinical trial depends on sufficient participant enrollment, which is often problematic due to the restrictiveness of eligibility criteria, and effort required to verify patient eligibility. The objective of this research is to support the design of eligibility criteria, enable the reuse of structured criteria and to provide meaningful suggestions of relaxing them based on previous trials. The paper presents the first steps, a method for automatic comparison of criteria content and the library of structured and ordered eligibility criteria that can be browsed with the fine-grained queries. The structured representation consists of the automatically identified contextual patterns and semantic entities. The comparison of criteria is based on predefined relations between the patterns, concept equivalences defined in medical ontologies, and finally on threshold values. The results are discussed from the perspective of the scope of the eligibility criteria covered by our library.".
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