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- 36 keyword "taxonomy".
- 36 title "Distinguishing between Instances and Classes in the Wikipedia Taxonomy".
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- 37 creator david-shotton.
- 37 creator graham-klyne.
- 37 creator jun-zhao.
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- 37 label "Building a Semantic Web Image Repository for Biological Research Images".
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- 37 abstract "Images play a vital role in scientific studies. An image repository would become a costly and meaningless data graveyard without descriptive metadata. We adapted EPrints, a conventional repository software system, to create a biological research image repository for a local research group, in order to publish images with structured metadata with a minimum of development effort. However, in its native installation, this repository cannot easily be linked with information from third parties, and the user interface has limited flexibility. We address these two limitations by providing Semantic Web access to the contents of this image repository, causing the image metadata to become programmatically accessible through a SPARQL endpoint and enabling the images and their metadata to be presented in more flexible faceted browsers, jSpace and Exhibit. We show the feasibility of publishing image metadata on the Semantic Web using existing tools, and examine the inadequacies of the Semantic Web browsers in providing effective user interfaces. We highlight the importance of a loosely coupled software framework that provides a lightweight solution and enables us to switch between alternative components.".
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- 37 keyword "application".
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- 37 title "Building a Semantic Web Image Repository for Biological Research Images".
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- 375 creator dimitrios-kourtesis.
- 375 creator iraklis-paraskakis.
- 375 type InProceedings.
- 375 label "Combining SAWSDL, OWL-DL and UDDI for Semantically Enhanced Web Service Discovery".
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- 375 abstract "UDDI registries are included as a standard offering within the product suite of any major SOA vendor, serving as the foundation for establishing design-time and run-time SOA governance. Despite the success of the UDDI specification and its rapid uptake by the industry, the capabilities of its offered service discovery facilities are rather limited. The lack of machine-understandable semantics in the technical specifications and classification schemes used for retrieving services, prevent UDDI registries from supporting fully automated and thus truly effective service discovery. This paper presents the implementation of a semantically-enhanced registry that builds on the UDDI specification and augments its service publication and discovery facilities to overcome the aforementioned limitations. The proposed solution combines the use of SAWSDL for creating semantically annotated descriptions of service interfaces and the use of OWL-DL for modelling service capabilities and for performing matchmaking via DL reasoning.".
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- 375 keyword "semantic annotations for wsdl (sawsdl)".
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- 375 keyword "universal description discovery and integration (uddi)".
- 375 keyword "web ontology language (owl)".
- 375 keyword "web service discovery".
- 375 title "Combining SAWSDL, OWL-DL and UDDI for Semantically Enhanced Web Service Discovery".
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- 41 creator alfredo-goni.
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- 41 creator jesus-bermudez.
- 41 type InProceedings.
- 41 label "Semantic Web technology for Agent Communication Protocols".
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- 41 abstract "One relevant aspect in the development of the Semantic Web framework is the achievement of a real inter-agents communication capability at the semantic level. The agents should be able to communicate and understand each other using standard communication protocols freely, that is, without needing a laborious a priori preparation, before the communication takes place. For that setting we present in this paper a proposal that promotes to describe standard communication protocols using Semantic Web technology (specifically, OWL-DL and SWRL). Those protocols are constituted by communication acts. In our proposal those communication acts are described as terms that belong to a communication ontology, that we have developed, called CommOnt. The intended semantics associated to the communication acts in the ontology is expressed through social commitments that are formalized as fluents in the Event Calculus. In summary, by taking benefit of OWL-DL reasoners and rule engines our proposal allows to reason about protocols in such a way that the following relations can be discovered: equivalence, specialization, overlapping or disjunction between protocols used by different agents.".
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- 41 title "Semantic Web technology for Agent Communication Protocols".
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