Ontology structure comparison

Ismail, Khairul Nurmazianna; Bakar, Zainab Abu

doi:10.1109/ic3e.2013.6735982

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“…Some works are focused on the normalization of the information available on the Web through the use of order rules, reduction of redundant resources [10]- [12]. Other studies address the problem of similarity among resources for interoperability and the reuse of information such as in [13] [14], where XML documents are syntactically and semantically compared; in [15] [16] for information based on the RDF model and in [17] [18] for the ones based on ontologies. These models of information representation, are adopted not only by scientific communities, but by governmental organizations as well, that are part of open and linked data initiatives (Linked Open Data -LOD).…”

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Credibility Analysis for Available Information Sources on the Web: A Review and a Contribution

Dongo

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Aguilera

2019

2019 4th International Conference on System Reliability and Safety (ICSRS)

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In this paper, we present a study about the most popular information sources available on the Web (e.g., Google, Facebook, Twitter) and the available methods to verify their publications. We propose a generic credibility analysis model for social information sources, which is instantiated for Twitter. We show a proof of concepts through the development of World White Web, a Google Chrome extension application that implements the model to analyze tweets in real time, using web scraping. Our study demonstrates the feasibility and suitability of creating efficient methods to analyze the credibility of publication on social networks and points out the challenges and open problems that should be overcome in future solutions in this area.

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