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A graph-based approach for extracting terminological properties from information sources with heterogeneous formats

Academic Article
Publication Date:
2005
Short description:
A graph-based approach for extracting terminological properties from information sources with heterogeneous formats / Palopoli, L., Rosaci, D., Terracina, G., Ursino, D.. - In: KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS. - ISSN 0219-1377. - 8:4(2005), pp. 462-497. [10.1007/s10115-004-0185-2]
abstract:
The problem of handling both the integration and the cooperation of a large number of information sources characterised by heterogeneous representation formats is a challenging issue. In this context, a central role can be played by the knowledge about the semantic relationships holding between concepts belonging to different information sources (intersource properties). In this paper, we propose a semiautomatic approach for extracting two kinds of intersource properties, namely synonymies and homonymies, from heterogeneous information sources. In order to carry out the extraction task, we introduce both a conceptual model, for representing involved sources, and a metrics, for measuring the strength of the semantic relationships holding among concepts represented within the same source.
Iris type:
1.1 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Automatic and semantic approaches for intersource property detection - Intersource properties - Structured and semistructured information sources - Synonymies and homonymies
List of contributors:
Palopoli, L; Rosaci, Domenico; Terracina, G; Ursino, D
Authors of the University:
ROSACI Domenico
Handle:
https://iris.unirc.it/handle/20.500.12318/3805
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KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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