Semantic Web and Ontology Management

author: Rudi Studer, University of Karlsruhe

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Top: Computer Science: Semantic Web: Ontologies

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0:08	Semantic Web and Ontology Management
3:02	Agenda
4:43	Short CV Rudi Studer
5:57	Short CV Rudi Studer
8:22	... Semantic Web HISTORY
10:47	... Semantic Web HISTORY
17:36	Semantic Web
19:17	Machine accessible meaning (What it’s like to be a machine)
21:21	XML:
25:51	XML: Document = labelled tree
29:58	XML: limitations for semantic markup
30:26	XML: Document = labelled tree
33:30	XML: limitations for semantic markup
35:42	XML  machine accessible meaning
36:39	The semantic pyramid again
40:30	RDF for semantic annotation
44:39	What does RDF Schema add?
53:40	RDF Schema syntax in XML
54:21	Conclusions about RDF(S)
55:46	Where are we now?
56:20	Origin and History
58:20	Ontologies in Linguistics
63:08	Ontologies in Computer Science
63:57	Ontologies in Linguistics
64:02	Ontologies in Computer Science
67:42	Why develop an ontology?
71:48	Types of Ontologies
75:28	Ontologies - Some Examples
78:28	Menu
79:29	Menu
80:43	Menu
82:14	Ontology (in our sense)
88:01	Ontology & Annotation

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