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Knowledge acquisition and the web [PDF]
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2013 Knowledge-acquisition research started in the eighties as a small research community focusing on knowledge-intensive problems in relatively small domains. In this paper we look at the influence the Web has had on knowledge acquisition and vice versa.
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The Semantic Web and Knowledge Grids
Drug Discovery Today: Technologies, 2005The Semantic Web and the Knowledge Grid are recently proposed technological solutions to distributed knowledge management. Early experimental applications from the Life Science community indicate that the approaches have promise and suggest that this community be an appropriate nursery for grounding, developing and hardening the current, rather ...
Goble, Carole +2 more
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Proceedings of the 5th Annual ACM Web Science Conference, 2013
Aemoo is a Semantic Web application supporting knowledge exploration on the Web. Through a keyword-based search interface, users can gather an effective summary of the knowledge about an entity, according to Wikipedia, Twitter, and Google News. Summaries are designed by applying lenses based on a set of empirically discovered knowledge patterns ...
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Aemoo is a Semantic Web application supporting knowledge exploration on the Web. Through a keyword-based search interface, users can gather an effective summary of the knowledge about an entity, according to Wikipedia, Twitter, and Google News. Summaries are designed by applying lenses based on a set of empirically discovered knowledge patterns ...
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Embedding knowledge in Web documents [PDF]
Computer Networks, 1999 Abstract The paper argues for the use of general and intuitive knowledge representation languages (and simpler notational variants, e.g. subsets of natural languages) for indexing the content of Web documents and representing knowledge within them. We believe that these languages have advantages over metadata languages based on the Extensible Mark-up
Martin, P, Eklund, P
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Web mining: knowledge discovery on the Web
IEEE SMC'99 Conference Proceedings. 1999 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (Cat. No.99CH37028), 2003With the flood of information on the World Wide Web, Web mining is a new research issue which is drawing great interest from many communities. Currently, there is no agreement about Web mining; it needs more discussion among researchers in order to define exactly what it is.
Wang Jicheng +3 more
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Integrating knowledge on the Web
IEEE Internet Computing, 2001The World Wide Web provides a ubiquitous medium for seamlessly integrating distributed applications, formats and content, making it well-suited for enterprise knowledge management. In this article, we discuss a framework for characterizing knowledge management technology.
R. Balasubramaniam, A. Tiwana
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Knowledge Sanitization on the Web
Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Web Intelligence, Mining and Semantics (WIMS14), 2014The widespread use of the Internet caused the rapid growth of data on the Web. But as data on the Web grew larger in numbers, so did the perils due to the applications of data mining. Privacy preserving data mining (PPDM) is the field that investigates techniques to preserve the privacy of data and patterns.
Giannis Tzimas +3 more
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Knowledge Representation on the Web [PDF]
, 2012 The Semantic Web [1] is proposed to be an extension to the the current Web. It features a set of technical standards, ontological markup languages and other related technologies. The Semantic Web can be considered as a Web of data, in which data and the relations among different entities can be easily processed by machines.
Yi Cai +2 more
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The Interactive Computing of Web Knowledge Flow
2010Web Knowledge Flow provides a technique and theoretical support for the effective discovery of knowledge innovation, intelligent browsing, personalized recommendation, cooperative team work, and the semantic analysis of resources on Internet, which is a key issue of Web services and Knowledge Grid/Web(Zhuge, 2007; Zhuge, 2005).
Xiangfeng Luo, Jie Yu
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Dumb Web, Smart Web, Knowledgable Web
Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services, 2014In February 2011, Watson (IBM super computer) managed to beat two past grand champions on the TV quiz show Jeopardy!. Watson was able to answer questions that require intelligence when done by humans. This marked the first machine to pass the Turing test and started a new era of computing called cognitive computing where computers (modeled after the ...
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