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- 186 hasTopic User_interface.
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- 186 keyword "Medical Image Annotation".
- 186 keyword "Ontology-driven Metadata Extraction".
- 186 keyword "Semantic Search".
- 186 title "RadSem: Semantic Annotation and Retrieval for Medical Images".
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- 192 creator luigi-iannone.
- 192 creator robert-stevens.
- 192 type InProceedings.
- 192 label "Embedding Knowledge Patterns into OWL".
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- 192 abstract "We describe the design and use of the Ontology Pre-Processor Language (OPPL) as a means of embedding the use of Knowledge Patterns in OWL ontologies. Patterns provide a means of addressing the opacity and sustainability of OWL ontologies. We illustrate the specification of patterns in OPPL and discuss the advantages of its adoption by Ontology Engineers with respect to ontology generation, transformation, and maintainability. The consequence of the declarative specification of patterns will be their unambiguous description inside an ontology in OWL. Thus, OPPL enables an ontology engineer to work at the level of the pattern, rather than of the raw OWL axioms. Moreover, patterns can be analysed formally, so that the repercussions of their re-use can be better understood by ontology engineers and tools implementers.".
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- 192 title "Embedding Knowledge Patterns into OWL".
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- 198 creator matthew-rowe.
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- 198 label "Applying Semantic Social Graphs to Disambiguate Identity References".
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- 198 abstract "Person disambiguation monitors web appearances of a person by disambiguating information belonging to different people sharing the same name. In this paper we extend person disambiguation to incorporate the abstract notion of identity. This extension utilises semantic web technologies to represent the identity of the person to be found and the web resources to be disambiguated as semantic graphs. Our approach extracts a complete semantic social graph from distributed web 2.0 services. Web resources containing possible person references are converted into semantic graphs describing available identity features. We disambiguate these web resources to identify correct identity references by performing random walks through the graph space, measuring the distances between the social graph and web resource graphs, and clustering similar web resources. We present a new distance measure called “Optimum Transitions” and evaluate the accuracy of our approach using the information retrieval measure f-measure.".
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- 198 title "Applying Semantic Social Graphs to Disambiguate Identity References".
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- 201 creator brian-davis.
- 201 creator manfred-hauswirth.
- 201 creator siegfried-handschuh.
- 201 creator simon-scerri.
- 201 type InProceedings.
- 201 label "Semanta – Semantic Email Made Easy".
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- 201 abstract "In this paper we present Semanta – a fully-implemented system supporting Semantic Email Processes, integrated into the existing technical landscape and using existing email transport technology. By applying Speech Act Theory, knowledge about these processes can be made explicit, enabling machines to support email users with correctly interpreting, handling and keeping track of email messages, visualizing email threads and workflows, and extracting tasks and appointments from email messages. Whereas complex theoretical models and semantics are hidden beneath a simplistic user interface, the enabled functionalities are clear for the users to see and take advantage of. The system’s evaluation proved that our experiment with Semanta has indeed been successful and that semantic technology can be applied as an extra layer to existing technology, thus bringing its benefits into everyday computer usage.".
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- 201 keyword "Email Workflows".
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