Semantic Annotation of XML-Schema for Document Transformations

Köpke, Julius; Eder, Johann

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-16961-8_39

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“…Semantic annotations of XML schemas allow for a semantic interpretation of the schema elements and are addressed in the W3C recommendation SAWSDL [20]. They describe the schema elements (using an extended annotation method based on the SAWSDL specification [25]) in the form of expressions that consist of concepts and properties of a reference ontology. These expressions are directly added to the schemas.…”

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Coreference detection in an XML schema

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Bronselaer

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Information Sciences

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Coreference detection in an XML schema

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Bronselaer

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“…XML-Schemas can be annotated according to the W3C Recommendation Semantic Annotations for WSDL and XML Schema (SAWSDL) [6] which provides two different methods: declarative annotations with model references that attach concepts of a reference ontology to elements or types of a schema, as well as references to lifting and lowering mappings (scripts) that actually transform XML-instance data to individuals of the reference ontology. In [7] we proposed an annotation technique which is fully declarative but allows to express semantics more precisely than mere concept references.…”

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“…1. Structure: The referenced concepts or properties have to exist in the reference ontology and satisfy basic structural constraints [7]. 2.…”

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Logical Invalidations of Semantic Annotations

Köpke

Eder

2012

Notes on Numerical Fluid Mechanics and Multidisciplinary Design

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Semantic annotations describe the semantics of artifacts like documents, web-pages, schemas, or web-services with concepts of a reference ontology. Application interoperability, semantic query processing, semantic web services, etc. rely on a such a description of the semantics. Semantic annotations need to be created and maintained. We present a technique to detect logical errors in semantic annotations and provide information for their repair. In semantically rich ontology formalisms such as OWL-DL the identification of the cause of logical errors can be a complex task. We analyze how the underlying annotation method influences the types of invalidations and propose efficient algorithms to detect, localize and explain different types of logical invalidations in annotations.

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“…It can be used to discover matching between models elements, which helps information systems integration [1]. It can semantically enhance XMLSchemas' information, which supports XML documents transformation [2]. It can describe web services in a semantic network, which is used for further discovery and composition [3].…”

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“…[1] used semantic annotations to annotate the model/object at CIM, PIM and PSM levels of the MDA approach [17], which helps information system integration. In the research of [2], a path expression method is developed for adding annotations to XML-Schemas. Then they transform paths to ontology concepts and use them to create XML-Schema mappings that help XML document transformation.…”

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