2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-14273-5_10
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On the Mental Workload Assessment of Uplift Mapping Representations in Linked Data

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“…The jigsaw metaphor has already been used in the Semantic Web community for the creation of Linked Data mappings [30] and the formulation of SPARQL queries [7]. Junior et al [29] report on an experiment that indicates that users achieved higher performance and had a lower perceived mental workload when creating Linked Data mappings using the jigsaw metaphor.…”
Section: Related Work On the Use Of The Jigsaw Metaphor For Eudmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The jigsaw metaphor has already been used in the Semantic Web community for the creation of Linked Data mappings [30] and the formulation of SPARQL queries [7]. Junior et al [29] report on an experiment that indicates that users achieved higher performance and had a lower perceived mental workload when creating Linked Data mappings using the jigsaw metaphor.…”
Section: Related Work On the Use Of The Jigsaw Metaphor For Eudmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fig. 3 also illustrates how attributes are linked to predicates in the 6 http://ontologies.vub.be/oecd# This URI is currently only accessible from within the VUB's firewall. The ontology and knowledge base are not to become publicly available.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The adoption of the jigsaw metaphor in the Semantic Web community has been used, with success, for the creation of Linked Data mappings [2] and the formulation of SPARQL queries [3]. Experiments already indicated that users with similar backgrounds achieved higher performance and had a lower perceived mental workload when creating Linked Data mappings [6]. Recently, [7] reported on a block-based approach for instantiating a recipe ontology and an evaluation with an experiment involving 14 participants.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%