CS 9010: Semantic WebSlide 2Slide 3CSC 9010 Spring, 2006. Paula Matuszek, Lillian Cassel1CS 9010: Semantic WebPossible Topics for DiscussionPaula MatuszekSpring, 2006CSC 9010 Spring, 2006. Paula Matuszek, Lillian Cassel2•Specific Ontology Domains, Examples and Servers–Food and Agriculture–AOS/CS–Semantic Business Management working group•Specific ontology and SW languages and tools–DAML+OIL, Cyc, other ontology languages–Protégé and other ontology development tools–JENA–Semantic web technologies in scripting languages and RDBs–Semantic web browsers such as Brownsauce and Swoogle•Agents and Applications–Agents to extract information and build databases. (Eg, enrollments)–Shopbots–Generating process models from ontologies•Issues, problems, research areas–Censorship–Intellectual Property issues–The hidden web: getting information when pages are generated from databases–I incentives for small groups and very specialized web pages–Web of trust project. Permissions, security, encryption–Non-monotonic reasoning, truth maintenance, default reasoningCSC 9010 Spring, 2006. Paula Matuszek, Lillian Cassel3•Alternatives to the W3C model–What are the alternatives to having "special tags"? Just make search more intelligent?–Semantic Analysis of URLs. (Finding a course website by URL analysis, for instance).–Google and Yahoo intelligent specialized searches•Software Engineering–Data management. What steps, algorithms exist for retrieving, deleting, updating tags–Maintaining tags, applying new ones as the domain shifts, when do pages get tagged? •How do we get there?–Limiting effect of legacy data on innovation.–Agent search engines; learning the semantics and ignoring garbage–Integrating the Semantic Web into applications–Applying an existing general ontology such as Cyc to see how well it can tag current websites.–Machine learning for developing SW pages (eg, AeroDAML)–Machine learning for ontology development•And what’s it like when we do?–Semantic wikipedia, semantic blogging.–What will the web look like if the SW is implemented? What about the 8 billion plus existing
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