Building semantic applications

author: Paul Warren, British Telecommunications Plc.

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Top: Computer Science: Semantic Web

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*Slides*
0:01	Building semantic applications
1:47	Introductions: myself, and SEKT
5:26	Introductions: myself, and SEKT cont.
6:26	Motivation
9:48	The need for semantics
11:36	Higher precision, greater recall
13:24	Precision in searching
14:21	Interests and context
16:29	Too much relevant information
17:57	In the right form
20:27	Visualisation knowledge
22:38	The goal
23:38	Acquiring and using semantics
27:21	Context
28:59	Ontology modelling
31:14	Metadata
34:01	Accessing a knowledgebase
35:54	The knowledgebase
38:12	Ontology-based information extraction
40:12	Information integration
42:51	Mapping ontologies
46:23	Applications … in SEKT
49:41	Intelligent content management
51:59	Improving and extending
55:19	SEKT architecture
58:28	Knowledge management
60:10	Improving knowledge sharing
62:13	Intelligent decision support
65:24	Semantic distance
66:17	Better decisions
66:40	OPLK classes identified
67:00	SEKT applications – intelligent decision support
67:34	Using factorial analysis
67:56	Ontological subdomains
68:13	Architecture of Iuriservice
69:32	Ontology engineering in SEKT
71:41	Person class
72:22	Property and class hierarchies
73:19	Profiles in the Digital Library
74:31	Topics
76:24	Classes as property values
78:19	Diligent
78:45	Distributed and loosely controlled
79:09	Diligent Wiki
79:37	More applications
80:04	Knowledge discovery
81:26	Business intelligence
81:51	The semantic desktop
83:13	Extensible and interoperable
84:42	Keeping the context
84:44	Communication
85:10	Collaboration
85:52	Semantic Grid
86:23	Grid services and resources
86:59	State-of-the-art
87:26	Challenges
87:58	Bibliography - 1
88:02	Bibliography - 2
88:35	Bibliography - 3
88:38	Bibliography - 4

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