An Ontology-Based Multimedia Annotator for the Semantic Web of Language Engineering

Chebotko, Artem; Deng, Yuqin; Lu, Shiyong; Fotouhi, Farshad; Aristar, Anthony

doi:10.4018/jswis.2005010104

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“…• Content repository. Content reusability of the educational material created, that is achieved with the proposed model and is related to the knowledge domain under consideration, is a key issue in the literature (Chebotko et al, 2005;Steinmetz and Seeberg, 2003).…”

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“…Hence, each ontology construct is recorded only once and can be made available to every training scenario using it. In addition, relevant supportive material (either existing or created), in the form of multimedia objects (e.g., text, image, video and animation), is used in order to develop a collection of reusable multimedia objects that are related to the knowledge domain under consideration (Chebotko et al, 2005;Steinmetz and Seeberg, 2003). This collection of multimedia objects comprises the content repository.…”

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Using ontology-based knowledge networks for user training in managing healthcare processes

Macris

Papakonstantinou

Malamateniou

et al. 2009

IJTM

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The cooperative and collaborative nature of healthcare delivery requires active user participation in healthcare process design/redesign. Hence, there is a need to provide users with reusable, flexible, agile and adaptable training material in order to enable them instil their knowledge and expertise in healthcare process modelling and automation activities. This paper presents a prototype approach for designing user training material which is based on externalising domain knowledge in the form of ontology-based knowledge networks. The approach provides significant advantages to both designers (knowledge-content reusability and Semantic Web enabling) and users (semantic search, knowledge navigation and knowledge dissemination).

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Using ontology-based knowledge networks for user training in managing healthcare processes

Macris

Papakonstantinou

Malamateniou

et al. 2009

IJTM

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“…The idea of semantic web was introduced by Tim-Berners-Lee. [6]Semantic web helps in making the web understandable to both users and machines. The main components of the semantic web are Uniform Resource Locator(URL) [7], eXtensible Markup Language(XML), Resource Description Framework, ontology, and SPARQL.…”

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“…Protégé 3.4 [4] provides Graphical User Interface(GUI) and supports metamodeling. Appolo [6] is a user-friendly tool which organizes ontologies in a hierarchical pattern. In the paper web personalization [19] concept using ontology is presented.…”

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Web Revisitation and Personalized Content Retrieval using Modular Ontology

Nisha¹

2018

IJRASET

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Getting back to antecedently viewed sites may be a common nonetheless uneasy task for users as a result of the massive volume of in-person accessed info on the online. This technique leverages human's natural recall method exploitation episodic and long-term memory cues to facilitate recall and presents a private net revisitation technique through context and content keywords. Underlying techniques for context and content reminiscences acquisition, storage, decay, associate degreed utilization for page re-finding provides the user with tailored and personalized services includes a preponderating importance once developing an interactive system. personalized retrieval data is a very important drawback moon-faced. It usually depends on the user's preference and demand. However, anticipating user's interest remains another challenge to be overcome. this can be associated with one hand, to the shortage of specific process modeling for information discovery, and on another hand, to fitting properly with what the user needs. a replacement technique supported user profile ontology designed through ontology modularization is proposed. The discovering of such preferences is achieved by a brand new methodology of content-based ontology that aims to require into thought each the hierarchical and also the non-hierarchical (semantic) relations put together with connected properties. Three modules are presented. first is context acquisition module, the second is employed to keeping specific user's preferences delineated by these rules and therefore the third module permits for structuring the expanding rule

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“…Several tools (or annotators) have been developed for various ontologies and different natural languages [64,65,38,39,66]. Other approaches to annotate images and multi-media documents have also been developed [67].…”

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Making explicit domain knowledge in formal system development

Aït‐Ameur

Méry

2016

Science of Computer Programming

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Constraints description constructs are offered by the ontology modeling language to define constraints on classes, properties or on whole ontology. In the engineering domain, the more the constraint description language is rich, the more the expressed concepts of the ontologies are precisely described. Checking these constraints depend on the used constraint solving techniques associated to the ontology modeling language.

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An Ontology-Based Multimedia Annotator for the Semantic Web of Language Engineering

Cited by 13 publications

References 3 publications

Using ontology-based knowledge networks for user training in managing healthcare processes

Using ontology-based knowledge networks for user training in managing healthcare processes

Web Revisitation and Personalized Content Retrieval using Modular Ontology

Making explicit domain knowledge in formal system development

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