The technology resolves semantic ambiguities in the descriptions of Web service interfaces by combining information retrieval and semantic Web techniques. Information retrieval techniques are used to resolve the domain-independent relationships. For example, in this approach, semantic similarity is derived using an English thesaurus after "tokenization" and part-of-speech tagging of the names of the elements that describe the interfaces of Web services.
Semantic Web techniques are used to resolve domain-specific similarities. For example, the
A road map for the future, an architectural plan untested by anything except thought experiments.
This was written as part of a requested road map for future Web design, from a level of 20,000ft. It was spun off from an Architectural overview for an area which required more elaboration than that overview could afford.
Necessarily, from 20,000 feet, large things seem to get a small mention. It is architecture, then, in the sense of how things hopefully will fit together. So we should recognize that while it might be slowly changing, this is also a
A special version of Enterprise Integration course (CSCI 8350) for Fall 2004
LSDIS Lab, Computer Science, University of Georgia
A follow on course CSCI 8351 will be taught in Spring 2004.
Current version of this course: Fall 2005
Earlier courses on related topics: Semantic Web (Fall 2003), Semantic Web (Spring 2002), Semantic Enterprise (Fall 2002), Global Information Systems (Spring 2003)
Overview
Some say Semantic Web will be bigger than WWW. Some consider it to be the next generation of the Web. So what is all the excitement about? What is
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