Summary: Semantic Information Systems

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  • Knowledge at the end of the course

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  • What is XML, XML DTD, XML Schema, XSLT, XQuery?

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  • What is RDF, RDFS, OWL, SPARQL?

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  • What are possible applications of the Semantic Web technologies?

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  • Semantic Web

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  • What is the problem of lack of semantics on the Web?

    A typical web page has rendering information (font size, color, etc.) and hyper-links to related content. 
    Semantic content is accessible to humans, but not (easily) to computers. 

    Solution: XML Markup  -> Ontology
  • What is Ontology according to Gruber?

    An ontology is a formal, explicit specification of a shared conceptualization.

    - Conceptualization: abstract model of phenomena
    - Explicit: the type of concepts and the constraints are explicitly defined
    - Formal: the ontology should be machine readable
    - Shared: the ontology should capture consensual knowledge accepted by the communities
  • What is the Semantic Web?

    The Semantic Web is an extension of the current web in which information is given well-defined meaning, better enabling computers and people to work in cooperation. (Tim Berners-Lee)

    Future
    - Web information has exact meaning
    - Web information can be understood and processed by computers
    - Computers can itegrate information from the web
  • Semantic Web Layer Cake

    The development of the Semantic Web proceeds in steps:

    - Unicode and URI (XML + namespace + XML Schema)
    - RDF and RDF Schema
    - Ontology vocabulary
    - Logic
    - Proof
    - Trust
  • Entity classes (square)

    Something that exists in itself. Concept.
  • XML

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  • What is a markup language?

    A method for putting structured data in a text file, while using tags to specify certain rules and used with a processing application that knows how to handle tags.

    Tags are defined by the person creating the document.
  • Difference between HTML and XML

    HTML describes presentation, while XML describes content.

    HTML is case-insensitive, while XML is case-sensitive.
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