SPARQL Processing over the Linked Open Data with Automatic Endpoint Detection

Gombos, Gergő; Kiss, Attila

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-05503-9_18

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“…SPedia provides information on about eight and half million scientific publications and has datasets that consist of about approximately three hundred million RDF triples. We also demonstrate the use of SPedia SPARQL endpoint [9] to perform different types of analysis such as analyzing author's trend in writing different types of documents, finding multiauthorship trends in different disciplines, finding the citation patterns of research articles, reference chains, authors indexing, and collaboration patterns and so on. Results of such analysis can be used in understanding research trends and styles and then to make policies accordingly to define the research directions for the future.…”

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Using Publications Linked Open Data to Define Organizational Policies

Aslam¹

2018

IJIEEB

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Researchers around the world are publishing their scientific research results in different forms such as books, journal articles, reference works and project reports. Publishers of these scientific documents usually describe them by using metadata for organizational purposes. This metadata provides a rich information about scientific documents that can be used for analysis purposes such as measuring the impact of researchers and research centers. It can also be used to find scientific documents published in domain of some ones interest, which ultimately can be used to raise the state of the art to the next level. Scientific publications metadata can also be used to analyze the quality and directions of common and highly cited individuals and organizations, and based on this analysis other individuals and organizations can define directions for their future work and research. However, the main limitation of this metadata is that it is available in different formats that might not facilitate the analysis of scientific documents. Therefore, in this paper we clarify that how our SPedia knowledge base (a semantic based knowledge base of scientific publications metadata which we extracted by using SpringerLink as information source) facilitates the analysis of scientific data for policy making. We discuss different kind of questions that can be answered through SPedia knowledge base and we show that how results of these questions can be used to analyze the performance of individuals as well as organizations. We also show that how results of such analysis can help in making organizational policies regarding future research directions.

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Using Publications Linked Open Data to Define Organizational Policies

Aslam¹

2018

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“…SPARQL végpont választás névtér alapján[4] 4.4.1. Végpontok leírása A federált rendszerek fontos része a végpont választási folyamat.…”

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Szemantikus adatok lekérdezése federált és osztott rendszereken

Gombos¹

2018

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A repülésnek is megvan a maga m ¶vészete, vagyis inkább fortélya. Abban rejlik, hogy megtanuld magad a földre vetni és elhibázni azt. Válassz ki egy der ¶s napot (...), és próbálgasd. Az els® rész könny ¶. Mindössze annyi kell hozzá, hogy képes légy teljes súlyoddal a földre vet®dni, azzal az elhatározással, hogy nem baj, ha fájni fog. Ugyanis ha nem sikerül elhibázni a földet, akkor fog.-Douglas Adams, Galaxis útikalauz stopposoknak Miért mászik meg az ember egy hegyet? -Mert ott van! -George Mallory, hegymászó Osztott rendszerek deníciója: Akkor tudhatod, hogy ilyennel dolgozol, ha egy általad soha nem hallott számítógép meghibásodása megakadályoz téged bármiféle munka elvégzésében.

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SPARQL Processing over the Linked Open Data with Automatic Endpoint Detection

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Using Publications Linked Open Data to Define Organizational Policies

Using Publications Linked Open Data to Define Organizational Policies

Szemantikus adatok lekérdezése federált és osztott rendszereken

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