Building Ontology For Library Management System Using Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme

Dar, Amil Rohani; Razzaq, Sheeba

doi:10.4172/2324-9307.1000194

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“…Amil Rohani Dar et al [11] depicts how to build the Ontology for representing the information related to Library using Dewey Decimal Classification Scheme which represents all kind of books in the form of list of classes and subclasses.…”

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Semantic-based Recommendation Tool for Library Management System using Domain Specific Ontology

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Velmurugan²

2019

IJRTE

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Semantic search plays a vital role for improving the output of information retrieval in today’s scenario. Users those who want to find the necessary information always feel comfortable to submit queries based on related keywords to the search engine. But, the major drawback of submitting keyword query is ambiguity. So, we are moving to semantic based search. Many traditional approaches like semantic search depending on ontology encourages user to type a formal language query. Most of the novice users are not aware of formal query languages. To resolve the above drawback and enhance the retrieval effectiveness, a semantic based recommendation tool using domain specific ontology is proposed. And also to solve the limitations of usability, a query interface has to be provided to the users in which the users can enter the natural language query. To implement this semantic based recommendation tool, a domain-specific ontology is used through which accurate search results can be achieved. This Query Recommendation tool is proposed for Library Management System which uses Library Ontology for Query Recommendation. This tool compares the input query given by the user related to Library with the Library ontology and other possible queries which are related to the user query are generated from the ontology based on different entities and relationship. The queries which are extracted from the ontology using entities and properties along with query log are recommended alternative to the user’s initial query. Since, the queries are extracted based on the semantics by which the concepts related to the user query are revealed, more relevant information is retrieved which leads to user satisfaction

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%