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- 8 creator mathias-niepert.
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- 8 label "Statistical Schema Induction".
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- 8 abstract "While the realization of the Semantic Web as once envisioned by Tim Berners-Lee remains in a distant future, the Web of Data has already become a reality. Billions of RDF statements out there on the Internet, facts about a variety of different domains, are ready to be used by semantic applications. Some of these applications, however, crucially hinge on the availability of expressive schemas suitable for logical inference that yields non-trivial conclusions. In this paper, we present a statistical approach to the induction of expressive schemas from large RDF repositories. We describe in detail the implementation of this approach and report on an evaluation that we conducted using several data sets including DBpedia.".
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- 3 label "OntoWiki Mobile -- Knowledge Management in your Pocket".
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- 3 abstract "As comparatively powerful mobile computing devices become more common, mobile web applications are dramatically gaining popularity. In this paper we present an approach for a mobile semantic collaboration platform based on the OntoWiki framework. It allows users to collect instance data, refine the structure of knowledge bases and browse data using hierarchical or faceted navigation on the go even without present data connection. A crucial part of OntoWiki Mobile is the advanced replication and conflict resolution for RDF content. The approach for conflict resolution is based on a combination of distributed revision control strategies and the EvoPat method for data evolution and ontology refactoring. OntoWiki mobile is available as an HTML5 Web applications and can be used in scenarios, where semantically rich information has to be collected in field-conditions such as during bio-diversity expeditions to remote areas.".
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- 4 label "Weaving a Distributed, Semantic Social Network for Mobile Users".
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- 4 abstract "Smartphones, which contain a large number of sensors and integrated devices, are increasingly powerful and become full featured computing platforms in our pockets. For many people they already replace the computer as their window to the Internet, to the Web as well as to social networks. Hence, the management and presentation of information about contactsSmartphones, which contain a large number of sensors and integrated devices, are becoming increasingly powerful and fully featured computing platforms in our pockets. For many people they already replace the computer as their window to the Internet, to the Web as well as to social networks. Hence, the management and presentation of information about contacts, social relationships and associated information is one of the main requirements and features of today’s smartphones. The problem is currently solved only for centralized proprietary platforms (such as Google mail, contacts & calendar) as well as data-silo-like social networks (e.g. Facebook). Within the Semantic Web initiative standards and best-practices for social, semantic web applications such as FOAF emerged. However, there is no comprehensive strategy, how these technologies can be used efficiently in a mobile environment. In this paper we present the architecture as well as the implementation of a mobile Social Semantic Web framework, which weaves a distributed social network based on semantic technologies.".
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- 4 title "Weaving a Distributed, Semantic Social Network for Mobile Users".
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