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Themen: Ontologien, Ontologies, Ontology, Semantic Web, Semantic Web Services, Business Applications
Titel: Ontology Management: Semantic Web, Semantic Web Services, and Business Applications
Series: Semantic Web and Beyond , Vol. 7
Herausgeber: Martin Hepp, Peter De Leenheer, Aldo de Moor, York Sure
2008, XIX, 295 p. 20 illus., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-0-387-69899-1
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Content:
1 Ontologies: State of the Art, Business Potential, and Grand Challenges.
By Martin Hepp
2 Engineering and Customizing Ontologies. The Human-Computer Challenge in Ontology Engineering.
By Martin Dzbor and Enrico Motta
3 Ontology Management Infrastructures.
By Walter Waterfeld, Moritz Weiten, and Peter Haase
4 Ontology Reasoning with Large Data Repositories.
By Stijn Heymans, Li Ma, Darko Anicic, Zhilei Ma, Nathalie Steinmetz, Yue Pan, Jing Mei, Achille Fokoue, Aditya Kalyanpur, Aaron Kershenbaum, Edith Schonberg, Kavitha Srinivas, Cristina Feier, Graham Hench, Branimir Wetzstein, and Uwe Keller
5 Ontology Evolution. State of the Art and Future Directions.
By Pieter De Leenheer and Tom Mens
6 Ontology Alignments. An Ontology Management Perspective.
By Jérôme Euzenat, Adrian Mocan, and François Scharffe
7 The Business View: Ontology Engineering Costs.
By Elena Simperl and York Sure
8 Ontology Management in e-Banking Applications. Integrating Third-Party Applications within an e-Banking Infrastructure.
By José-Manuel López-Cobo, Silvestre Losada, Laurent Cicurel, José Luis Bas, Sergio Bellido, and Richard Benjamins
9 Ontology-Based Knowledge Management in Automotive Engineering Scenarios.
By Jürgen Angele, Michael Erdmann, and Dirk Wenke
10 Ontologising Competencies in an Interorganisational Setting.
By Stijn Christiaens, Pieter De Leenheer, Aldo de Moor, and Robert Meersman
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Freitag, 15. Juli 2011
Donnerstag, 23. Juni 2011
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek "Model Driven Architecture and Ontology Development"
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek von COGIA Intelligence GmbH
Themen: Ontologien, Ontologies, Ontology, Model Driven Architecture, Ontology Development
Titel: Model Driven Architecture and Ontology Development
Autoren: Dragan Gaševic, Dragan Djuric, Vladan Devedžic
2006, XVIII, 312 p. 153 illus., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-540-32180-4
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Themen: Ontologien, Ontologies, Ontology, Model Driven Architecture, Ontology Development
Titel: Model Driven Architecture and Ontology Development
Autoren: Dragan Gaševic, Dragan Djuric, Vladan Devedžic
2006, XVIII, 312 p. 153 illus., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-540-32180-4
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Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek "Ontologies for Software Engineering and Software Technology"
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Themen: Ontologien, Ontologies, Ontology, Software Engineering, Software Technology
Titel: Ontologies for Software Engineering and Software Technology
Herausgeber: Coral Calero, Francisco Ruiz, Mario Piattini
2006, XIV, 339 p. 84 illus., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-540-34517-6
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Themen: Ontologien, Ontologies, Ontology, Software Engineering, Software Technology
Titel: Ontologies for Software Engineering and Software Technology
Herausgeber: Coral Calero, Francisco Ruiz, Mario Piattini
2006, XIV, 339 p. 84 illus., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-3-540-34517-6
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Mittwoch, 22. Juni 2011
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek "Knowledge Representation: Logical, Philosophical, and Computational Foundations"
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Themen: Ontologien, Ontology, Knowledge Representation
Dieses klassische Buch ist auch heute aktuell und lesenswert.
Die Homepage zum Buch:
http://www.jfsowa.com/krbook/index.htm
Titel: Knowledge Representation: Logical, Philosophical, and Computational Foundations
Autor: John F. Sowa
Brooks Cole Publishing Co., Pacific Grove, CA, 1999. 594 + xiv pages
ISBN 0-534-94965-7
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Table of Contents of Knowledge Representation
1. Logic
1.1 Historical Background 1
1.2 Representing Knowledge in Logic 11
1.3 Varieties of Logic 18
1.4 Names, Types, and Measures 29
1.5 Unity Amidst Diversity 39
2. Ontology
2.1 Ontological Categories 51
2.2 Philosophical Background 55
2.3 Top-Level Categories 67
2.4 Describing Physical Entities 78
2.5 Defining Abstractions 89
2.6 Sets, Collections, Types, and Categories 97
2.7 Space and Time 109
3. Knowledge Representations
3.1 Knowledge Engineering 132
3.2 Representing Structure in Frames 143
3.3 Rules and Data 156
3.4 Object-Oriented Systems 169
3.5 Natural Language Semantics 178
3.6 Levels of Representation 186
4. Processes
4.1 Times, Events, and Situations 206
4.2 Classification of Processes 213
4.3 Procedures, Processes, and Histories 217
4.4 Concurrent Processes 223
4.5 Computation 232
4.6 Constraint Satisfaction 239
4.7 Change 245
5. Purposes, Contexts, and Agents
5.1 Purpose 265
5.2 Syntax of Contexts 274
5.3 Semantics of Contexts 284
5.4 First-Order Reasoning in Contexts 297
5.5 Modal Reasoning in Contexts 307
5.6 Encapsulating Objects in Contexts 321
5.7 Agents 330
6. Knowledge Soup
6.1 Vagueness, Uncertainty, Randomness, and Ignorance 348
6.2 Limitations of Logic 356
6.3 Fuzzy Logic 364
6.4 Nonmonotonic Logic 373
6.5 Theories, Models, and the World 383
6.6 Semiotics 394
7. Knowledge Acquisition and Sharing
7.1 Sharing Ontologies 408
7.2 Conceptual Schema 417
7.3 Accommodating Multiple Paradigms 427
7.4 Relating Different Knowledge Representations 438
7.5 Language Patterns 445
7.6 Tools for Knowledge Acquisition 452
Appendix A: Summary of Notations
A.1 Predicate Calculus 467
A.2 Conceptual Graphs 476
A.3 Knowledge Interchange Format 489
Appendix B: Ontology Base
B.1 Principles of Ontology 492
B.2 Top-Level Categories 497
B.3 Role and Relation Types 502
B.4 Thematic Roles 506
B.5 Placement of the Thematic Roles 510
Appendix C: Extended Examples
C.1 Hotel Reservation System 513
C.2 Library Database 515
C.3 ACE Vocabulary 518
C.4 Translating ACE to Logic 518
Answers to Selected Exercises
Bibliography
Name Index
Subject Index
Themen: Ontologien, Ontology, Knowledge Representation
Dieses klassische Buch ist auch heute aktuell und lesenswert.
Die Homepage zum Buch:
http://www.jfsowa.com/krbook/index.htm Titel: Knowledge Representation: Logical, Philosophical, and Computational Foundations
Autor: John F. Sowa
Brooks Cole Publishing Co., Pacific Grove, CA, 1999. 594 + xiv pages
ISBN 0-534-94965-7
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Table of Contents of Knowledge Representation
1. Logic
1.1 Historical Background 1
1.2 Representing Knowledge in Logic 11
1.3 Varieties of Logic 18
1.4 Names, Types, and Measures 29
1.5 Unity Amidst Diversity 39
2. Ontology
2.1 Ontological Categories 51
2.2 Philosophical Background 55
2.3 Top-Level Categories 67
2.4 Describing Physical Entities 78
2.5 Defining Abstractions 89
2.6 Sets, Collections, Types, and Categories 97
2.7 Space and Time 109
3. Knowledge Representations
3.1 Knowledge Engineering 132
3.2 Representing Structure in Frames 143
3.3 Rules and Data 156
3.4 Object-Oriented Systems 169
3.5 Natural Language Semantics 178
3.6 Levels of Representation 186
4. Processes
4.1 Times, Events, and Situations 206
4.2 Classification of Processes 213
4.3 Procedures, Processes, and Histories 217
4.4 Concurrent Processes 223
4.5 Computation 232
4.6 Constraint Satisfaction 239
4.7 Change 245
5. Purposes, Contexts, and Agents
5.1 Purpose 265
5.2 Syntax of Contexts 274
5.3 Semantics of Contexts 284
5.4 First-Order Reasoning in Contexts 297
5.5 Modal Reasoning in Contexts 307
5.6 Encapsulating Objects in Contexts 321
5.7 Agents 330
6. Knowledge Soup
6.1 Vagueness, Uncertainty, Randomness, and Ignorance 348
6.2 Limitations of Logic 356
6.3 Fuzzy Logic 364
6.4 Nonmonotonic Logic 373
6.5 Theories, Models, and the World 383
6.6 Semiotics 394
7. Knowledge Acquisition and Sharing
7.1 Sharing Ontologies 408
7.2 Conceptual Schema 417
7.3 Accommodating Multiple Paradigms 427
7.4 Relating Different Knowledge Representations 438
7.5 Language Patterns 445
7.6 Tools for Knowledge Acquisition 452
Appendix A: Summary of Notations
A.1 Predicate Calculus 467
A.2 Conceptual Graphs 476
A.3 Knowledge Interchange Format 489
Appendix B: Ontology Base
B.1 Principles of Ontology 492
B.2 Top-Level Categories 497
B.3 Role and Relation Types 502
B.4 Thematic Roles 506
B.5 Placement of the Thematic Roles 510
Appendix C: Extended Examples
C.1 Hotel Reservation System 513
C.2 Library Database 515
C.3 ACE Vocabulary 518
C.4 Translating ACE to Logic 518
Answers to Selected Exercises
Bibliography
Name Index
Subject Index
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek "Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Gap"
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek von COGIA Intelligence GmbH
Themen: Ontologien,Ontology, Semantic Gap
Titel: Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Gap
Series: Semantic Web and Beyond , Vol. 4
Autor: Marc Ehrig
2007, XVIII, 248 p., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-0-387-32805-8
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About this book
A large number of information systems use many different individual schemas to represent data. Semantically linking these schemas is a necessary precondition to establish interoperability between agents and services. Consequently, ontology alignment and mapping for data integration has become central to building a world-wide semantic web.
Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Gap introduces novel methods and approaches for semantic integration. In addition to developing new methods for ontology alignment, the author provides extensive explanations of up-to-date case studies. The topic of this book, coupled with the application-focused methodology, will appeal to professionals from a number of different domains.
Designed for practitioners and researchers in industry, Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Web Gap is also suitable for advanced-level students in computer science and electrical engineering.
Content Level » Research
Keywords » Bridging - Data Integration - Gap - Information Systems - Language - Machine Learning - Ontology Alignment - Peer-to-peer - Semantic - Semantic Web
Related subjects » Artificial Intelligence - Business Information Systems - Database Management & Information Retrieval - Information Systems and Applications
Table of contents
Introduction and Overview: Motivation, Contribution, Overview.- Foundations: Ontology, Ontology Alignment, Further Terms, Ontology Similarity, Use Cases, Requirements.- Related Work: Theory of Alignment, Existing Alignment Approaches.- Alignment Process: General Ontology Alignment Process, Alignment Approach, Process for Related Approaches, Evaluation.- Advanced Novel Methods: Efficiency, Machine Learning, Active Alignment, Adaptive Alignment, Integrated Approach.- Tools and Applications: Basic Infrastructure, Ontology Mapping Based on Axioms, Ontology Engineering Platform, Semantic Web and Peer-to-Peer (SWAP), Semantically Enabled Knowledge Technologies (SEKT).- Next Steps: Generalization, Complex Alignments, Completeness of Alignments, Outlook.- Conclusion: Content Summary, Assessment of Contributions, Final Statements.
Themen: Ontologien,Ontology, Semantic Gap
Titel: Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Gap
Series: Semantic Web and Beyond , Vol. 4
Autor: Marc Ehrig
2007, XVIII, 248 p., Hardcover
ISBN: 978-0-387-32805-8
Weitere Informationen über unsere Produkte, Lösungen, Schulungen, Beratungen finden Sie hier:
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About this book
A large number of information systems use many different individual schemas to represent data. Semantically linking these schemas is a necessary precondition to establish interoperability between agents and services. Consequently, ontology alignment and mapping for data integration has become central to building a world-wide semantic web.
Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Gap introduces novel methods and approaches for semantic integration. In addition to developing new methods for ontology alignment, the author provides extensive explanations of up-to-date case studies. The topic of this book, coupled with the application-focused methodology, will appeal to professionals from a number of different domains.
Designed for practitioners and researchers in industry, Ontology Alignment: Bridging the Semantic Web Gap is also suitable for advanced-level students in computer science and electrical engineering.
Content Level » Research
Keywords » Bridging - Data Integration - Gap - Information Systems - Language - Machine Learning - Ontology Alignment - Peer-to-peer - Semantic - Semantic Web
Related subjects » Artificial Intelligence - Business Information Systems - Database Management & Information Retrieval - Information Systems and Applications
Table of contents
Introduction and Overview: Motivation, Contribution, Overview.- Foundations: Ontology, Ontology Alignment, Further Terms, Ontology Similarity, Use Cases, Requirements.- Related Work: Theory of Alignment, Existing Alignment Approaches.- Alignment Process: General Ontology Alignment Process, Alignment Approach, Process for Related Approaches, Evaluation.- Advanced Novel Methods: Efficiency, Machine Learning, Active Alignment, Adaptive Alignment, Integrated Approach.- Tools and Applications: Basic Infrastructure, Ontology Mapping Based on Axioms, Ontology Engineering Platform, Semantic Web and Peer-to-Peer (SWAP), Semantically Enabled Knowledge Technologies (SEKT).- Next Steps: Generalization, Complex Alignments, Completeness of Alignments, Outlook.- Conclusion: Content Summary, Assessment of Contributions, Final Statements.
Mittwoch, 15. Juni 2011
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek "Theory and Applications of Ontology"
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek von COGIA Intelligence GmbH
Themen: Ontologien, Ontologie
Nach meiner Überzeugung stellt dieses Werk den modernsten Stand zu dem Thema Ontologie und Anwendungen da. Das wird sich als Standard durchsetzten.
Quelle:http://www.springer.com/philosophy/book/978-90-481-8843-7
Titel: Theory and Applications of Ontology
Volume 1: Philosophical Perspectives
Volume 2: Computer Applications
Herausgeber: Roberto Poli, Johanna Seibt, Michael Healy, Achilles D. Kameas (Eds.)
1st Edition., 2010, Approx. 800 p. 2-volume-set.
ISBN: 978-90-481-8843-7
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Volume 1: Philosophical Perspectives
Preface.
Introduction.
1. Roberto Poli, Ontology: The categorial stance.
2. Johanna Seibt, Particulars.
3. Heinrich Herre, The ontology of mereological systems.
4. Asbjørn Steglich-Petersen, Causation.
5. Nino B. Cocchiarella, Actualism vs. Possibilism in formal ontology.
6. Eline Busck, Dispositions and response-dependency theories.
7. Frédéric Nef, Properties.
8. Pietro Ramellini, Ramellini, Boundary questions between ontology and biology.
9. Liliana Albertazzi, The ontology of perception.
10. Mark H. Bickhard, Interactive Knowing: The Metaphysics of Intentionality.
11. John Sowa, The role of logic and ontology in language and reasoning.
12. Laurens Mommers, Ontologies in the legal domain.
13. Jason Potts, Ontology in economics.
14. Angela Ales Bello, Ontology and phenomenology.
15. Nicoletta Ghigi, Phenomenology and ontology in Nicolai Hartmann and Roman Ingarden.
16. John Symons, A sketch of the history and methodology of ontology in the analytic tradition.
17. Daniel O. Dahlstrom, Hermeneutic ontology.
Volume 2: Computer Applications
Preface.
Introduction.
1. Roberto Poli and Leo Obrst, The interplay between ontology as categorial analysis and ontology as technology.
2. Leo Obrst, Ontological architectures.
3. Frank Loebe, Organization and management of large categorical systems.
4. Kalfoglou & Scholemmer, The information flow approach to ontology-based semantic alignment.
5. Samir Tartir, I. Budak Arpinar and Amit P. Sheth, Ontological evaluation and validation.
6. Lambrini Seremeti and Achilles Kameas, Tools for ontology engineering and management.
7. Konstantinos Kotis and George Vouros, Ontological tools: requirements, design issues and perspectives.
8. Giancarlo Guizzardi and Gerd Wagner, Using the Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) as a foundation for general conceptual modeling languages.
9. John Davies, Lightweight ontologies.
10. Christiane D. Fellbaum, Wordnet.
11. Adam Pease and John Li, Controlled English to logic translation.
12. Doug Foxvog, Cyc.
13. Stefano Borgo, Foundational choices in DOLCE.
14. Heinrich Herre, General formal ontology (GFO). A foundational ontology for conceptual modelling.
15. Janet Kelso, Robert Hoehndorf and Kay Prüfer, Ontologies in biology.
16. Heinrich Herre, The Ontology of medical terminological systems. Towards the next generation of medical ontologies .
17. John A. Bateman, Ontologies of language and language processing.
18. Peter Rittgen, Business ontologies.
19. Daniela Feldkamp, Knut Hinkelmann and Barbara Thoenssen, Ontologies for e-government.
20. Christos Goumopolous and Achilles Kameas, An ontology-based context management framework for context aware ubiquitous computing applications.
21. Michael Healy, Category theory as a mathematics for formalizing ontologies.
22. Steven Vickers, Issues of logic, algebra and topology in ontology.
23. Robert E. Kent, The Institutional approach.
24. Michael Johnson and Robert Rosebrugh, Ontology engineering, universal algebra and category theory.
Themen: Ontologien, Ontologie
Nach meiner Überzeugung stellt dieses Werk den modernsten Stand zu dem Thema Ontologie und Anwendungen da. Das wird sich als Standard durchsetzten.
Quelle:
http://www.springer.com/philosophy/book/978-90-481-8843-7 Titel: Theory and Applications of Ontology
Volume 1: Philosophical Perspectives
Volume 2: Computer Applications
Herausgeber: Roberto Poli, Johanna Seibt, Michael Healy, Achilles D. Kameas (Eds.)
1st Edition., 2010, Approx. 800 p. 2-volume-set.
ISBN: 978-90-481-8843-7
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Volume 1: Philosophical Perspectives
Preface.
Introduction.
1. Roberto Poli, Ontology: The categorial stance.
2. Johanna Seibt, Particulars.
3. Heinrich Herre, The ontology of mereological systems.
4. Asbjørn Steglich-Petersen, Causation.
5. Nino B. Cocchiarella, Actualism vs. Possibilism in formal ontology.
6. Eline Busck, Dispositions and response-dependency theories.
7. Frédéric Nef, Properties.
8. Pietro Ramellini, Ramellini, Boundary questions between ontology and biology.
9. Liliana Albertazzi, The ontology of perception.
10. Mark H. Bickhard, Interactive Knowing: The Metaphysics of Intentionality.
11. John Sowa, The role of logic and ontology in language and reasoning.
12. Laurens Mommers, Ontologies in the legal domain.
13. Jason Potts, Ontology in economics.
14. Angela Ales Bello, Ontology and phenomenology.
15. Nicoletta Ghigi, Phenomenology and ontology in Nicolai Hartmann and Roman Ingarden.
16. John Symons, A sketch of the history and methodology of ontology in the analytic tradition.
17. Daniel O. Dahlstrom, Hermeneutic ontology.
Volume 2: Computer Applications
Preface.
Introduction.
1. Roberto Poli and Leo Obrst, The interplay between ontology as categorial analysis and ontology as technology.
2. Leo Obrst, Ontological architectures.
3. Frank Loebe, Organization and management of large categorical systems.
4. Kalfoglou & Scholemmer, The information flow approach to ontology-based semantic alignment.
5. Samir Tartir, I. Budak Arpinar and Amit P. Sheth, Ontological evaluation and validation.
6. Lambrini Seremeti and Achilles Kameas, Tools for ontology engineering and management.
7. Konstantinos Kotis and George Vouros, Ontological tools: requirements, design issues and perspectives.
8. Giancarlo Guizzardi and Gerd Wagner, Using the Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) as a foundation for general conceptual modeling languages.
9. John Davies, Lightweight ontologies.
10. Christiane D. Fellbaum, Wordnet.
11. Adam Pease and John Li, Controlled English to logic translation.
12. Doug Foxvog, Cyc.
13. Stefano Borgo, Foundational choices in DOLCE.
14. Heinrich Herre, General formal ontology (GFO). A foundational ontology for conceptual modelling.
15. Janet Kelso, Robert Hoehndorf and Kay Prüfer, Ontologies in biology.
16. Heinrich Herre, The Ontology of medical terminological systems. Towards the next generation of medical ontologies .
17. John A. Bateman, Ontologies of language and language processing.
18. Peter Rittgen, Business ontologies.
19. Daniela Feldkamp, Knut Hinkelmann and Barbara Thoenssen, Ontologies for e-government.
20. Christos Goumopolous and Achilles Kameas, An ontology-based context management framework for context aware ubiquitous computing applications.
21. Michael Healy, Category theory as a mathematics for formalizing ontologies.
22. Steven Vickers, Issues of logic, algebra and topology in ontology.
23. Robert E. Kent, The Institutional approach.
24. Michael Johnson and Robert Rosebrugh, Ontology engineering, universal algebra and category theory.
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek "Web for the Working Ontologist: Effective Modeling in RDFS and OWL"
Social Media Monitoring Bibliothek von COGIA Intelligence GmbH
Themen: Ontologien, Semantic Web
Titel: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist: Effective Modeling in RDFS and OWL
Autoren: Dean Allemang and James A. Hendler
Taschenbuch: 352 Seiten
Verlag: Morgan Kaufmann (20. Juni 2008)
ISBN-10: 0123735564
ISBN-13: 978-0123735560
Contens
1. What Is The Semantic Web?
2. Semantic Modeling
3. RDF - The Basis of the Semantic Web
4. Semantic Web Application Architecture
5. RDF And Inferencing
6. RDF Schema Language
7. RDFS-PLUS
8. Using RDFS-PLUS in the Wild
9. Basic OWL
10. Counting and Sets In OWL
11. Using OWL in the Wild
12. Good and Bad Modeling Practices
13. OWL Levels and Logic
14. Conclusions
15. Frequently Asked Questions
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Themen: Ontologien, Semantic Web
Titel: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist: Effective Modeling in RDFS and OWL
Autoren: Dean Allemang and James A. Hendler
Taschenbuch: 352 Seiten
Verlag: Morgan Kaufmann (20. Juni 2008)
ISBN-10: 0123735564
ISBN-13: 978-0123735560
Contens
1. What Is The Semantic Web?
2. Semantic Modeling
3. RDF - The Basis of the Semantic Web
4. Semantic Web Application Architecture
5. RDF And Inferencing
6. RDF Schema Language
7. RDFS-PLUS
8. Using RDFS-PLUS in the Wild
9. Basic OWL
10. Counting and Sets In OWL
11. Using OWL in the Wild
12. Good and Bad Modeling Practices
13. OWL Levels and Logic
14. Conclusions
15. Frequently Asked Questions
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