Query Expansion Algorithm with Metadata Support for Ontology Matching

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Ancy Abraham, Rubin Thottupuram

Abstract

Semantic Web, the next generation Web, stands out from the traditional Web by incorporating meaning to the information that is accessible to the users. Hence in effect a Web of Data is formed, represented through Ontologies. Most of the data in the traditional Web is being stored in the form of relational databases. Hence for the common man to start with ontologies, this paper tries to propose a mechanism that efficiently stores an entire ontology as a database. To move along with this transition from the traditional Web to Semantic Web, all data must be converted to a form that complies to the Semantic Web concepts. Hence this paper also proposes a mechanism to represent databases as ontology by determining the relationship between the various database components. The system proposed also tries to integrate knowledge of various databases and existing ontologies leading to a global ontology that can be used in various contexts.

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, A. A. R. T. (2014). Query Expansion Algorithm with Metadata Support for Ontology Matching. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 2(8), 2541–2544. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v2i8.3745
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