A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 2 pot
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 2 pot
... format-
ting language. Its ability to move data and metadata from one XML rep-
resentation to another makes it a most valuable tool for XML-based applica-
tions. Generally XSLT is chosen when applications ... approach has also been taken for RDF (see chapter 3).
It should be noted that XML can serve as a uniform data exchange format
between applications. In fact, XML’s use as a data e...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 1 potx
... Schema.
• Upward partial understanding. On the other hand, agents fully aware of a
layer should take at least partial advantage of information at higher levels.
For example, an agent aware only of ... in
natural language, of course, but in a formal, machine-processable language)
to agent 2, representing a person. Then agent 2 might ask for an explanation,
and agent 1 might respond wi...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 0 docx
... and van Harmelen
,!7IA2G2-abcbac!:t;K;k;K;k
0 -2 6 2- 0 121 0-3
#737806 03 /23 /04
A Semantic Web Primer
Grigoris Antoniou and Frank van Harmelen
The development of the Semantic Web, with machine-readable ... Papazoglou, Stefano Spaccapietra, and Zahir Tari, editors, 20 00
Workflow Management: Models, Methods, and Systems
Wil van der Aalst and Kees Max van Hee, 20 02
A S...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 3 doc
... For
example, given that the domain of teaches is academicStaffMember, that aca-
demicStaffMember is a subclass of staffMembers,and that teaches(DB, DiMa),
the agent can automatically deduce staffMember(DB) ... B
1
and B
2
, this simply means that every instance of A is
both an instance of B
1
and an instance of B
2
.
A hierarchical organization of classes has a very important prac...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 4 pptx
... ontology:
•Vocabulary partitioning. Any resource is allowed to be only a class, a data
type, a data type property, an object property, an individual, a data value,
or part of the built-in vocabulary, and not ... more than one of these. This
means that, for example, a class cannot at the same time be an individual,
or that a property cannot have some values from a data type and s...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 5 ppt
... ⇒¬acceptable(X)
r
9
>r
1
5.6 .2 Representation of Available Apartments
Each available apartment is given a unique name, and its properties are rep-
resented as facts. For example, apartment a
1
might ... table 5.1. In
practice, the flats on offer could be stored in a relational database.
If we match Carlos’s requirements and the available apartments, we see
that
• flat a
1
is not ac...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 6 ppsx
... Semantic Web Technology
The key ideas of the Semantic Web, namely, common shared meaning (ontol-
ogy) and machine-processable metadata, establish a promising approach for
satisfying the e-learning ... the 1st International Conference on Knowledge Capture
(K-CAP). 20 01.
<http://www.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de/WBS/Publ /20 01/sealkcap2.pdf>
The main page on DAML-S and DAML-enabled W...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 7 docx
... widely available. Already we rarely have to start from scratch when
defining an ontology. There is almost always an ontology available from a
third party that provides at least a useful starting ... these areas.
• Ontology integration and navigation deal with reconstructing and navi-
gating in large and possibly machine-learned knowledge bases. For ex-
ample, the task can be to change the...
A Semantic Web Primer - Chapter 8 ppt
... Enumerations
EnumeratedClass(weekdays Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday)
4 .2. 9: Instances
Individual(9493 52
type(academicStaffMember))
Individual(9493 52
type(academicStaffMember)
value(age ... 38
axiomatic semantics, 94
B2B e-commerce, 6, 20 0
B2B portals, 6
B2C e-commerce, 5
cancer ontology, 20 9
cardinality restrictions, 121
CDATA, 34
class expressions, 122...
Product Design for the Environment: A Life Cycle Approach - Chapter 2 potx
... 11:30 :21 AM
© 20 06 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
35
Part I
Life Cycle Approach
27 22_ C0 02_ r 02. indd 3 527 22_ C0 02_ r 02. indd 35 12/ 1 /20 05 11 :29 :01 AM 12/ 1 /20 05 11 :29 :01 AM
© 20 06 by Taylor & ...
Technology and Society Magazine, 12( 1), 18 26 , 1993.
27 22_ C0 02_ r 02. indd 5 827 22_ C0 02_ r 02. indd 58 12/ 1 /20 05 11:30 :21 AM 12/ 1 /20 05 11:30 :21 AM...