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The Semantic Web: Suppliers and Customers
Published on Feb 25, 20075666 Views
The notion of the Semantic Web can be coined as a Web of data when bringing database content to the Web or as a Web of enriched human-readable content when encoding the semantics of web-resources in a
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Semantic Web: Customers and Suppliers01:25
ISWC: Looking Back02:34
ISWC: Connecting Communities03:49
Agenda04:52
IJCAI, KR05:47
VLDB, SIGMOD/PODS06:44
ACL, SIGIR, ECML, ICML07:45
ICSE, SEKE08:31
Customers and Suppliers09:31
Agenda10:38
Knowledge Representation (KR)11:04
KR as Customer12:39
KR as Customer14:14
KR as Supplier15:16
Integrating DLs and Logic Programming Acknowledgements: Boris Motik, Riccardo Rosati18:16
Databases (DB)20:30
Databases vs. Semantic Web21:27
Trends in Databases Acknowledgement: Alon Halevy23:54
Example: Personal Information Management28:40
DB as Customer: Challenge 1 Integration in Dataspaces29:18
DB as Customer: Challenge 2 Semantic Mappings31:46
DB as Customer Challenge 3: Uncertainty and Inconsistency33:13
DB as Supplier: Deductive Database Techniques in KAON234:07
Software Engineering37:06
Ontologies vs. Models Acknowledgements: Colin Atkinson38:00
Ontology Definition Metamodel39:59
SE as Supplier: MOF-based Ontology Development42:11
SE as Customer: MOF and Semantic Web Acknowledgements: Elisa F. Kendall43:53
Natural Language Processing (NLP)45:29
NLP as Customer46:14
NLP as Customer48:00
NLP as Supplier48:58
NLP for Ontology Evaluation50:26
AEON – Architecture53:28
Machine Learning (ML)54:00
ML as Customer54:50
ML as Supplier56:19
Disclaimer57:25
Agenda57:45
The Semantic Technology Market Offers High Growth Potential57:53
Market Estimation59:40
Information Integrator01:00:38
A Look at REAL Customers Acknowledgement: Richard Benjamins, iSOCO01:02:16
Agenda01:04:15
Take Home Messages01:04:20
Trends01:05:25
Trends01:05:29
Semantic MediaWiki01:07:13
Semantic MediaWiki01:08:14
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