RDF Ontology (Re-)Engineering through Large-scale Data Mining
author: Christoph Bohm,
Hasso-Plattner-Institute, University of Potsdam
published: Nov. 25, 2011, recorded: October 2011, views: 3207
published: Nov. 25, 2011, recorded: October 2011, views: 3207
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As Linked Open Data originates from various sources, lever- aging well-defined ontologies aids integration. However, oftentimes the utilization of RDF vocabularies by data publishers differs from the in- tended application envisioned by ontology engineers. Especially in large- scale datasets as presented in the Billion Triple Challenge a significant divergence between vocabulary specification and usage patterns can be observed. This may impede the goals of the Web of Data in terms of dis- covering domain-specific information in the Semantic Web. In this work, we identify common misusage patterns by employing frequency analysis and rule mining and propose re-engineering suggestions.
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