On integrating rules into the Semantic Web

Integrating Language Understanding Agents Into the Semantic Web

Many intelligent agents need knowledge and information to support their reasoning and problem solving. The World Wide Web is a vast, open, accessible and free source of knowledge, but virtually all of it is encoded as natural language text – a form difficult for most agents to directly understand. We describe initial work on adapting a mature language understanding agent to process Web text and...

Rules and Computation on the Semantic Web

Diverse domains need an ability to express computations, and procedural attachments are not the final answer, because of problems regarding semantics, verifiability, extensibility, and evaluation. Rules do not have enough expressiveness, and a naive use of first-order logic suffers from a number of serious problems. The main problem stems from the difficulty of reconciling OWL’s underlying rela...

Integrating Hidden Markov Models Into Semantic Web Annotation Platforms

Integrating Semantic Web Services and Matchmaking into ebXML Registry

While the “Universal Description, Discovery and Integration” (UDDI) service registry standard has drawn great attention by the research community, it has not been widely adopted by the software industry. Objections towards UDDI include technical as well as conceptional arguments. Being an official ISO standard and providing a number of features UDDI is missing, “Electronic Business using Extens...

IMPROVE THE RECOMMENDER SYSTEM USING SEMANTIC WEB

To buy his/her necessities such as books, movies, CD, music, etc., one always trusts others’ oral and written consultations and offers and include them in his/her decisions. Nowadays, regarding the progress of technologies and development of e-business in websites, a new age of digital life has been commenced with the Recommender systems. The most important objectives of these systems include a...