The 7th International Conference on Information Technology 2015
DOI: 10.15849/icit.2015.0022
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Ontology-based knowledge recognition in service-oriented virtual research environments

Abstract: In the paper some methods of ontology-based knowledge recognition in service-oriented virtual research environment are proposed. These methods are about export of knowledge, qualification level and study domain of students, and about automatic evaluation of their skills. The research is situated in different disciplines. Using domain ontology as an instrument for student skills evaluation is set forward. Web services and ontologies provide reuse of these methods in other applications. A prototype automatic tut… Show more

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“…Proposed above model of semantic search can be integrated into solving of various applied tasks [17]. We consider it on example of the problem of competence matching.…”
Section: Use Of Ontological Model Of Semantic Search In Applied Informentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Proposed above model of semantic search can be integrated into solving of various applied tasks [17]. We consider it on example of the problem of competence matching.…”
Section: Use Of Ontological Model Of Semantic Search In Applied Informentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This allows to more accurately meet the information needs of users by retrieval of IO corresponded to his real requirements. There is advisable to use a set of standard atomic instances of each class for comparison of specialties, skills and competencies of people and organizations from various countries with different classifications and standards [17].…”
Section: Use Of Ontological Model Of Semantic Search In Applied Informentioning
confidence: 99%