Ontology-Driven Semantic Digital Library

Noah, Shahrul Azman Mohd; Alias, Nor Afni Raziah; Osman, Nurul Aida; Abdullah, Zuraidah; Omar, Nazlia; Yahya, Yazrina; Yusof, Maryati Mohd.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-17187-1_13

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“…As results, the users can use semantic query to retrieve interesting information. Noah et al (2010) introduced an ontology-driven framework for more semantic thesis search. By the ontologies focusing on academic thesis, the thesis metadata and content are inserted and populated to a knowledgebase.…”

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Applying domain knowledge and academic information to enhance unknown-item search in OPAC

Intarapaiboon

Kesamoon

2019

MJLIS

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Many students usually use the unknown-item search strategies, including subject and keyword searches, to retrieve books or other materials provided in library catalogs. However, the success rates for unknown-item searching is relatively low compared with the known-item search strategies, i.e., title or author searches. In this paper, a framework for improving the unknown-item search is proposed. The main contributions of our framework concern both user's keywords and book indexing: (i) To enhance a user's keyword, the framework will select other relevant terms in a domain-related ontology; (ii) Topics expressed in course description are used as book indexing. A preliminary experiment shows that the proposed framework gives satisfactory results in terms of the numbers and the precision scores of retrieved books. Furthermore, the proposed interesting-score measure can facilitate to lift the precision levels.

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Applying domain knowledge and academic information to enhance unknown-item search in OPAC

Intarapaiboon

Kesamoon

2019

MJLIS

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“…Thus, ontology is said to be a representation of the things that exist within a particular domain of reality such as medicine, geography, finance, or history. The development of the ontology for these specific domains is meant to support the implementation of intelligent applications such as decision support systems [4], recommender systems [5] and semantic search [5], [6].…”

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Building an Event Ontology for Historical Domain to Support Semantic Document Retrieval

Ramli

Noah

2016

International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology

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In the past years, there has been increasing concern on ontology for its ability to explain data semantics in the usual manner independent of the data source characteristics, providing a schema that allows interchanging data between heterogeneous information systems and users. The ontology development in some areas is not expected due to a large amount of information, particularly in history, leading its semantic impossible. Several works have been designed to improve the technological aspects of ontology, such as the representation of language and inference mechanisms, and less attention has been paid to practical results development of application methods. This paper presents a discussion on the experience and processes during ontology building in history: historical documents retrieval based on the event.

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Improving Retrieval and Expression of Iconographical and Iconological Semantic Statements: An Extension of the ICON Ontology

Baroncini,

Sartini

2024

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Ontology-Driven Semantic Digital Library

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

Applying domain knowledge and academic information to enhance unknown-item search in OPAC

Applying domain knowledge and academic information to enhance unknown-item search in OPAC

Building an Event Ontology for Historical Domain to Support Semantic Document Retrieval

Improving Retrieval and Expression of Iconographical and Iconological Semantic Statements: An Extension of the ICON Ontology

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