2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-58957-8_1
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Hybrid Refining Approach of PrOnto Ontology

Abstract: This paper presents a refinement of PrOnto ontology using a validation test based on legal experts' annotation of privacy policies combined with an Open Knowledge Extraction algorithm. Three iterations were performed, and a final test using new privacy policies. The results are 75% of detection of concepts and relationships in the policy texts and an increase of 29% in the accuracy using the new refined version of PrOnto enriched with SKOS-XL lexicon terms and definitions.

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“…Some approaches use such classifications to divide sentences, expressions, paragraphs, and texts, and producing categories that are used in specific applications [60,61]. Additionally, other applications use these characteristics in a reverse way, for instance, to build sentences, paragraphs, or concatenate textual expressions from the same or different sources for generating new expressions; this is being applied in Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) [16].…”
Section: Structure Of the Sentences And The Textmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some approaches use such classifications to divide sentences, expressions, paragraphs, and texts, and producing categories that are used in specific applications [60,61]. Additionally, other applications use these characteristics in a reverse way, for instance, to build sentences, paragraphs, or concatenate textual expressions from the same or different sources for generating new expressions; this is being applied in Human Machine Interfaces (HMI) [16].…”
Section: Structure Of the Sentences And The Textmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SPECIAL 4 project [3] focused on the development of machine-readable policy languages and the DPV was proposed in the context of this project. The MIREL 5 project included the PrOnto ontology among its outcomes, proposing a technique based on Open Information Extraction to map the information extracted from privacy policies on the classes modelled by the ontology [14].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%