Dynamic semantics ontological framework for web semantics

Authors:
Taniana Rodriguez;Jose Aguilar;Eduard Puerto
Affiliations:
Centro de Estudios en Microelectrónica y Sistemas Distribuidos, University of Los Andes, Faculty of Engineering, Mérida, Venezuela;Centro de Estudios en Microelectrónica y Sistemas Distribuidos, University of Los Andes, Faculty of Engineering, Mérida, Venezuela;Centro de Estudios en Microelectrónica y Sistemas Distribuidos, University of Los Andes, Faculty of Engineering, Mérida, Venezuela
Venue:
CIMMACS '10 Proceedings of the 9th WSEAS international conference on computational intelligence, man-machine systems and cybernetics
Year:
2010

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Abstract

In this article a Dynamic Semantic Ontological Framework (MODS) is proposed for web semantics to permit the interpretation and formalizing a query carried out by a user in natural language. As such, MODS permit user queries in natural language. To do so, MOD transforms the query in a format that represents the meaning of the query (RSC) utilizing their different components: lexicon, linguistic task ontology, and the ontology of the domain. This way, MODS use mechanisms of ontological semantics and tools for processing natural language for processing the user's query. The RSC is transformed in an ontological language (OWL) to later be used by the web semantics. In this work, the MOD architecture is presented.