csc4000w_2006_ii_notes_1
... How much semantics to encode in data? How many services/interfaces? ...
... How much semantics to encode in data? How many services/interfaces? ...
CFP-Agent
... DPS and knowledge-based solutions were encouraged Suggested domain models – Nowadays ontologies play this role ...
... DPS and knowledge-based solutions were encouraged Suggested domain models – Nowadays ontologies play this role ...
Organizing Information Digitally
... characteristics from their corresponding generalizations. Inheritance can be defined as the process whereby one object acquires (gets, receives) characteristics from one or more other objects.” ...
... characteristics from their corresponding generalizations. Inheritance can be defined as the process whereby one object acquires (gets, receives) characteristics from one or more other objects.” ...
Graham 18 02 GISINtoolkit
... GISIN Applications • GISIN is going to help: – Resource managers find information on new or potential invaders to manage them and prevent invasions more effectively – Data modelers provide improved predictive capability to decision makers to prioritize funding to areas where it will be the most eff ...
... GISIN Applications • GISIN is going to help: – Resource managers find information on new or potential invaders to manage them and prevent invasions more effectively – Data modelers provide improved predictive capability to decision makers to prioritize funding to areas where it will be the most eff ...
AAAI`s National and Innovative Applications Conferences Celebrate
... fiftieth anniversary gathering of AI researchers and practitioners,” remarked AAAI president-elect Eric Horvitz. “The meeting showed strong attendance from a wide span of ages and backgrounds. It sported a set of high-quality papers and associated presentations that demonstrated the breadth and dept ...
... fiftieth anniversary gathering of AI researchers and practitioners,” remarked AAAI president-elect Eric Horvitz. “The meeting showed strong attendance from a wide span of ages and backgrounds. It sported a set of high-quality papers and associated presentations that demonstrated the breadth and dept ...
Working of the Web and Web Application for Web Mining
... and possibly simultaneous users. In the simplest interaction, the server locates a static request such as a file or image, to be sent back as a response to the user. These static pages are simply copied verbatim from an underlying file system or data store and do not depend on any information from t ...
... and possibly simultaneous users. In the simplest interaction, the server locates a static request such as a file or image, to be sent back as a response to the user. These static pages are simply copied verbatim from an underlying file system or data store and do not depend on any information from t ...
REST Web Services Characteristics Client
... • Stateless: each request from client to server must contain all the information necessary to understand the request, and cannot take advantage of any stored context on the server. • Cache: to improve network efficiency responses must be capable of being labeled as cacheable or non-cacheable. • Unif ...
... • Stateless: each request from client to server must contain all the information necessary to understand the request, and cannot take advantage of any stored context on the server. • Cache: to improve network efficiency responses must be capable of being labeled as cacheable or non-cacheable. • Unif ...
Tutorial Syllabus for AAAI-17 conference Title: "Rulelog: Deep KRR
... Tutorial description (i.e., abstract): In this half-day tutorial, we cover the fundamental concepts, key technologies, emerging applications, recent progress, and outstanding research issues in the area of Rulelog, a leading approach to rule-based knowledge representation and reasoning (KRR). Rulelo ...
... Tutorial description (i.e., abstract): In this half-day tutorial, we cover the fundamental concepts, key technologies, emerging applications, recent progress, and outstanding research issues in the area of Rulelog, a leading approach to rule-based knowledge representation and reasoning (KRR). Rulelo ...
number of pages referred in a session (Session time=30 minutes)
... potential users, but had the drawback that it completely ignored the entries made by network robots. Search engines normally use network robots to crawl through the web pages to collect information. The number of records created by these robots in a log file is extremely high and has a negative impa ...
... potential users, but had the drawback that it completely ignored the entries made by network robots. Search engines normally use network robots to crawl through the web pages to collect information. The number of records created by these robots in a log file is extremely high and has a negative impa ...
Hyphe, a curation-oriented approach to web
... Related works. Considering their usage, web crawlers may be divided in three categories: archiving crawlers, harvesting crawlers and social science crawlers. Archiving crawlers can crawl and index data over time and reconstruct web pages so they can be seen as they were. Heritrix [Mohr 2004], concei ...
... Related works. Considering their usage, web crawlers may be divided in three categories: archiving crawlers, harvesting crawlers and social science crawlers. Archiving crawlers can crawl and index data over time and reconstruct web pages so they can be seen as they were. Heritrix [Mohr 2004], concei ...
How EDI fits into a Web Services world
... • They were the first to standardize on XML as a standard payload. • RosettaNet is backed by vendors like Adobe, Inovis, National Semiconductors and Dell. • Will continue as a niche player ...
... • They were the first to standardize on XML as a standard payload. • RosettaNet is backed by vendors like Adobe, Inovis, National Semiconductors and Dell. • Will continue as a niche player ...
20080117-OGSADAI
... accessed via web services that executes data-centric workflows involving heterogeneous data resources for the purposes of data access, integration, transformation and delivery • within a grid • and is intended as a toolkit for building higher-level application-specific data services ...
... accessed via web services that executes data-centric workflows involving heterogeneous data resources for the purposes of data access, integration, transformation and delivery • within a grid • and is intended as a toolkit for building higher-level application-specific data services ...
PowerPoint
... Making Use vs Making Effective Use Take a step back and ask: What are you trying to achieve with your repository? Effective use of a repository is only possible if you know what you want to use your repository for. ...
... Making Use vs Making Effective Use Take a step back and ask: What are you trying to achieve with your repository? Effective use of a repository is only possible if you know what you want to use your repository for. ...
Music Web API Release Notes
... System Requirements There are no special system requirements to use the Music Web API. Virtually any application that supports HTTPS access can post queries and retrieve results from the Gracenote Media Recognition Service. The Music Web API release is distributed as a compressed archive file, *.zip ...
... System Requirements There are no special system requirements to use the Music Web API. Virtually any application that supports HTTPS access can post queries and retrieve results from the Gracenote Media Recognition Service. The Music Web API release is distributed as a compressed archive file, *.zip ...
Print as PDF - Free Network Foundation
... The overall web flow, depicted in the diagram below, begins when web traffic hits our network edge. It flows from our edge router (wan01), through layer two switching (sw01) to the machine that hosts our virtualized computer environment (vm01). At this point, it flows into a virtual machine called l ...
... The overall web flow, depicted in the diagram below, begins when web traffic hits our network edge. It flows from our edge router (wan01), through layer two switching (sw01) to the machine that hosts our virtualized computer environment (vm01). At this point, it flows into a virtual machine called l ...
processes
... The Golden Compass (1997) • Heterogeneous resources are involved in complex goal driven inteactions (processes) ...
... The Golden Compass (1997) • Heterogeneous resources are involved in complex goal driven inteactions (processes) ...
(800) 248-8873 Voice - Spectrum Technologies
... monitor and optimize weather and temperature, plant health, and soil moisture data. The entire network of crop sensors work together by communicating data via cellular modem or Wi-Fi, where information is then accessible on SpecConnect’s cloud-based web portal. SpecConnect’s software is site specifi ...
... monitor and optimize weather and temperature, plant health, and soil moisture data. The entire network of crop sensors work together by communicating data via cellular modem or Wi-Fi, where information is then accessible on SpecConnect’s cloud-based web portal. SpecConnect’s software is site specifi ...
Final Project
... Uniform Resource Identifiers, to connect data. The creation of a semantic web through linked data utilizing URIs could result in more powerful searching capabilities and more extensive and precise query returns. Linked data can be used to resolve authority control issues; rather than searching for a ...
... Uniform Resource Identifiers, to connect data. The creation of a semantic web through linked data utilizing URIs could result in more powerful searching capabilities and more extensive and precise query returns. Linked data can be used to resolve authority control issues; rather than searching for a ...
Introduction - Subbarao Kambhampati
... – How search engines work and why are some better than others – Can web be seen as a collection of (semi-)structured databases? • If so, can we adapt database technology to Web? ...
... – How search engines work and why are some better than others – Can web be seen as a collection of (semi-)structured databases? • If so, can we adapt database technology to Web? ...
4. Cooperation in Multi-agent Systems – Kevin Wong, Seow Kiam Tian
... - Sourav Saha Bhowmick, Narendra, Kevin Wong, Seow Kiam Tian 1. XML data mining – Sourav Saha Bhowmick Over the last few years, data mining especially web mining has attracted a great deal of attention in both the information research community and the information industry. As the amount of informat ...
... - Sourav Saha Bhowmick, Narendra, Kevin Wong, Seow Kiam Tian 1. XML data mining – Sourav Saha Bhowmick Over the last few years, data mining especially web mining has attracted a great deal of attention in both the information research community and the information industry. As the amount of informat ...
The Internet Database Environment
... Four numbers that identify a node on the internet e.g. 131.247.152.18 Communication protocol used to transfer pages from Web server to browser HTTPS is a more secure version ...
... Four numbers that identify a node on the internet e.g. 131.247.152.18 Communication protocol used to transfer pages from Web server to browser HTTPS is a more secure version ...
Natural Language Processing for the Social Sciences
... Sciences: not only textual features can be used for several social studies, but also NLP can provide the necessary knowledge for tasks like the analysis of the source of specific news story or its social impact. Sentiment analysis, opini ...
... Sciences: not only textual features can be used for several social studies, but also NLP can provide the necessary knowledge for tasks like the analysis of the source of specific news story or its social impact. Sentiment analysis, opini ...
G. Castellano, A.M. Fanelli, P. Plantamura, M.A. Torsello
... information space with a user’s interaction in order to provide users with the information they are interested in, without asking for it explicitly [1,2,3]. In this way, WPSs appear as intelligent and automatic processes, since adaptation to the user’s interests is achieved in a transparent manner f ...
... information space with a user’s interaction in order to provide users with the information they are interested in, without asking for it explicitly [1,2,3]. In this way, WPSs appear as intelligent and automatic processes, since adaptation to the user’s interests is achieved in a transparent manner f ...
Semantic Web
The Semantic Web is an extension of the Web through standards by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The standards promote common data formats and exchange protocols on the Web, most fundamentally the Resource Description Framework (RDF).According to the W3C, ""The Semantic Web provides a common framework that allows data to be shared and reused across application, enterprise, and community boundaries"". The term was coined by Tim Berners-Lee for a web of data that can be processed by machines.While its critics have questioned its feasibility, proponents argue that applications in industry, biology and human sciences research have already proven the validity of the original concept.The 2001 Scientific American article by Berners-Lee, Hendler, and Lassila described an expected evolution of the existing Web to a Semantic Web. In 2006, Berners-Lee and colleagues stated that: ""This simple idea…remains largely unrealized"".In 2013, more than four million Web domains contained Semantic Web markup.