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9780792376569

Ontology Learning for the Semantic Web

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    9780792376569

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    0792376560

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-02-01
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Summary

Ontology Learning for the Semantic Web explores techniques for applying knowledge discovery techniques to different web data sources (such as HTML documents, dictionaries, etc.), in order to support the task of engineering and maintaining ontologies. The approach of ontology learning proposed in Ontology Learning for the Semantic Web includes a number of complementary disciplines that feed in different types of unstructured and semi-structured data. This data is necessary in order to support a semi-automatic ontology engineering process. Ontology Learning for the Semantic Web is designed for researchers and developers of semantic web applications. It also serves as an excellent supplemental reference to advanced level courses in ontologies and the semantic web.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
ix
List of Tables
xiii
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xviii
Foreword xix
R. Studer
Part I Fundamentals
Introduction
3(8)
Motivation & Problem Description
3(1)
Research Questions
4(2)
Reader's Guide
6(5)
Ontology --- Definition & Overview
11(18)
Ontologies for Communication -- A Layered Approach
15(6)
Development & Application of Ontologies
21(4)
Conclusion
25(4)
Layered Ontology Engineering
29(30)
Ontology Engineering Framework
30(4)
Layered Representation
34(15)
Conclusion
49(10)
Further Topics in Ontology Engineering
50(1)
Ontology Learning for Ontology Engineering
51(8)
Part II Ontology Learning for the Semantic Web
Ontology Learning Framework
59(22)
A Taxonomy of Relevant Data for Ontology Learning
60(6)
An Architecture for Ontology Learning
66(7)
Overview of the Architecture Components
66(2)
Ontology Engineering Workbench ONTOEDIT
68(2)
Data Import & Processing Component
70(1)
Algorithm Library
71(1)
Graphical User Interface & Management Component
72(1)
Phases of Ontology Learning
73(5)
Import & Reuse
74(1)
Extract
75(1)
Prune
76(1)
Refine
77(1)
Conclusion
78(3)
Data Import & Processing
81(36)
Importing & Processing Existing Ontologies
83(12)
Ontology Wrapper & Import
84(1)
FCA-MERGE --- Bottom-Up Ontology Merging
85(10)
Collecting, Importing & Processing Documents
95(17)
Ontology-focused Document Crawling
95(2)
Shallow Text Processing Using SMES
97(8)
Semi-Structured Document Wrapper
105(2)
Transforming Data into Relational Structures
107(5)
Conclusion
112(5)
Language Processing for Ontology Learning
112(1)
Ontology Learning from Web Documents
113(1)
(Multi-) Relational Data
114(3)
Ontology Learning Algorithms
117(34)
Algorithms for Ontology Extraction
118(22)
Lexical Entry Extraction
118(4)
Taxonomy Extraction
122(8)
Non-Taxonomic Relation Extraction
130(10)
Algorithms for Ontology Maintenance
140(4)
Ontology Pruning
140(2)
Ontology Refinement
142(2)
Conclusion
144(7)
Multi-Strategy Learning
145(1)
Taxonomic vs. Non-Taxonomic Relations
145(1)
A Note on Learning Axioms --- AO
146(5)
Part III Implementation & Evaluation
The Text-To-Onto Environment
151(20)
Component-based Architecture
153(1)
Ontology Engineering Environment ONTOEDIT
154(9)
Components for Ontology Learning
163(5)
Conclusions
168(3)
Evaluation
171(32)
The Evaluation Approach
172(1)
Ontology Comparison Measures
173(10)
Precision and Recall
174(1)
Lexical Comparison Level Measures
175(2)
Conceptual Comparison Level Measures
177(6)
Human Performance Evaluation
183(7)
Ontology Engineering Evaluation Study
184(1)
Human Evaluation -- Precision and Recall
185(2)
Human Evaluation -- Lexical Comparison Level
187(1)
Human Evaluation -- Conceptual Comparison Level
188(2)
Ontology Learning Performance Evaluation
190(6)
The Evaluation Setting
191(1)
Evaluation of Lexical Entry Extraction
191(2)
Evaluation of Concept Hierarchy Extraction
193(1)
Evaluation of Non-Taxonomic Relation Extraction
194(2)
Conclusion
196(7)
Application-oriented Evaluation
197(1)
Standard Datasets for Evaluation
198(5)
Part IV Related Work & Outlook
Related Work
203(20)
Related Work on Ontology Engineering
204(5)
Related Work on Frameworks of KA & ML
209(3)
Related Work on Data Import & Processing
212(2)
Related Work on Algorithms
214(5)
Related Work on Evaluation
219(4)
Conclusion & Outlook
223(5)
Contributions
223(1)
Insights into Ontology Learning
224(1)
Unanswered Questions
225(1)
Future Research
226(2)
References 228(14)
Index 242

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