International audienceRecently, attempts have been done to formalize SemanticMatchmaking, the process of finding potential matches between demandsand supplies based on their logical relations with reference to a common ontology, in Description Logics (DLs). We extend the formalization to Packages-based Description Logics (P-DLs), modular extensions of DLs, in order to perform the matchmaking operation in contexts where descriptions of demands and supplies are specified in different terminologies
As more resources and services become available on the Web, there is a growing need for infrastructu...
In the extensive usage of ontologies envisaged by the Semantic Web there is a compelling need for ex...
In this paper, we compare various formalisms that have been recently introduced or used for distrib-...
International audienceRecently, attempts have been done to formalize SemanticMatchmaking, the proces...
International audienceSemantic matchmaking is defined as a process of finding possible matches betwe...
Abstract. An agent wishing to delegate some of its tasks to others needs to use the services of a ma...
Matchmaking arises when supply and demand meet in an electronic marketplace, or when agents search f...
Matchmaking arises when supply and demand meet in an electronic marketplace, or when agents search f...
AbstractIn this paper, we propose a new solution to the ontology matching problem. The deduction of ...
Distributed data and knowledge base applications need ontology languages and tools that can support ...
Capability-based matchmaking aims to support rapid design and reconfiguration of modular plug-and-pr...
Semantic interoperability is essential on the Semantic Web to enable different information systems t...
As a greater number of Web Services are made available, support for service discovery mechanisms bec...
Construction of modular ontologies by combining different modules is becoming a necessity in ontolo...
State of the art formalisms for distributed ontology integration provide ways to express semantic re...
As more resources and services become available on the Web, there is a growing need for infrastructu...
In the extensive usage of ontologies envisaged by the Semantic Web there is a compelling need for ex...
In this paper, we compare various formalisms that have been recently introduced or used for distrib-...
International audienceRecently, attempts have been done to formalize SemanticMatchmaking, the proces...
International audienceSemantic matchmaking is defined as a process of finding possible matches betwe...
Abstract. An agent wishing to delegate some of its tasks to others needs to use the services of a ma...
Matchmaking arises when supply and demand meet in an electronic marketplace, or when agents search f...
Matchmaking arises when supply and demand meet in an electronic marketplace, or when agents search f...
AbstractIn this paper, we propose a new solution to the ontology matching problem. The deduction of ...
Distributed data and knowledge base applications need ontology languages and tools that can support ...
Capability-based matchmaking aims to support rapid design and reconfiguration of modular plug-and-pr...
Semantic interoperability is essential on the Semantic Web to enable different information systems t...
As a greater number of Web Services are made available, support for service discovery mechanisms bec...
Construction of modular ontologies by combining different modules is becoming a necessity in ontolo...
State of the art formalisms for distributed ontology integration provide ways to express semantic re...
As more resources and services become available on the Web, there is a growing need for infrastructu...
In the extensive usage of ontologies envisaged by the Semantic Web there is a compelling need for ex...
In this paper, we compare various formalisms that have been recently introduced or used for distrib-...