Falcon-AO: Aligning Ontologies with Falcon

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    1. Falcon-AO: Aligning Ontologies with Falcon
      • NingSheng Jian, Wei Hu, Gong Cheng, Yuzhong Qu
      • Department of Computer Science and Engineering
      • Southeast University, P. R. China
    2. Outline
      • What is Falcon-AO
      • How does Falcon-AO work
      • Results
      • Conclusion
      • Outlook
    3. What is Falcon
      • F inding, A ligning , L earning ontologies, and ultimately for C apturing knowledge by an ON tology-driven approach.
      A suit of methods and tools for the Semantic Web applications
    4. What is Falcon-AO
      • A ligning O ntologies with Falcon
      • An integration of two matchers
        • LMO – L inguistic M atching for O ntologies
        • GMO – G raph M atching for O ntologies
    5. LMO – L inguistic M atching for O ntologies
        • Entity Virtual Document (VD)
        • TermWeighting = TF * IDF
        • C osine S imilarity in VSM (Vector Space Model)
      • String Similarity (SS)
        • Edit Distance of Local Names
      • Document Similarity (DS)
      • LinguisticSimilarity = 0.2 * SS + 0.8 * DS
      Local Name Label Comment Neighbors’VD … Bag of terms Weighted
    6. GMO – G raph M atching for O ntologies
      • B ipartite G raph Model
      • Similarity Accumulation
    7. Architecture of Falcon-AO Linguistic Comparability & Structural Comparability
    8. Results Low High Linguistic Comparability 5s 1.00 1.00 1.00 #101 - #104 0.86 0.63 0.99 0.95 Average F-Measure 20s 60s 4s 63s Average Run Time 0.81 0.93 #301 - #304 0.60 0.71 #248 - #266 1.00 0.99 #221 - #247 0.95 0.96 #201 - #210 Average Recall Average Precision Test Cases
    9. Conclusion
      • Both linguistic and structural
      • Quickly with high linguistic comparability
      • External mapping as input
      • No lexical database
    10. Outlook
      • Very large ontologies
      • Lexical database
      • Many-to-many mapping
      • Measurement of comparability
      • Thank you.

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