A semantic-based approach to content abstraction and annotation for content management

User interfaces for semantic authoring of textual content: A systematic literature review

“…The distribution of studies per year as shown in Figure 3 indicates an increasing intensity of research in the area of semantic content authoring. The remarkable rise after 2008 can be explained with the emergence and adoption of weak semantic techniques (the so-called 'lowercase' Semantic Web), such as the use of Microformats 12 , RDFa 13 and Microdata 14 . These techniques facilitate semantic content authoring by embedding semantic annotations into the HTML Web pages.…”

An Ontology-based Approach to Text Latent Semantic Domain Recognition

“…References [1] models the semantic domain of a text in a 3-dimensional space, two of which represent existing topics and the third shows how the topics are related. The topics and their relations are the concepts of the ontology so that the topics are the nouns and relations are the verb concepts.…”

“…Because this mapping not only formalize thetext message [7]- [10], but also provides other algorithms with a formal basis to process the text and its message according to the knowledge formalized in the ontology [1], [11], [12]. Regardless of secondary processing, the main purpose of the matching document to lexical resources is to solve the problem of natural language ambiguity [9], [10], [13].…”

“…This content is a container to hold and deliver information. Since content contains information,effective content management leads to an effective storage, retrieval, delivery, and usage of information [1].…”

“…While focusing on the specific message that a text is intended to convey, knowledge is exchanged through natural language assuming a large body of shared background knowledge. Thus, a considerable amount of the knowledge in a text is actually very implicit and remains"under the surface" [1]. This study intends to reveal the "under the surface" knowledge, named "Latent Semantic Domain", of a text in order for the machine to recognize and process it.…”