Deze presentatie is de introductie in de basisworkshop LinkedIn bij De Eigen Zaak. Tijdens de workshop gaan we aan het werk met invullen profiel, mensen uitnodigen en het uitzoeken van je eigen manier om met LinkedIn aan de slag te gaan als zelfstandig ondernemer.
GOSPL: A Method and Tool for Fact-Oriented Hybrid Ontology EngineeringChristophe Debruyne
In this paper we present GOSPL, which stands for Grounding Ontologies with Social Processes and Natural Language. GOSPL is a method and tool that supports stakeholders in iteratively interpreting and modeling their common hybrid ontologies using their own terminology for semantic interoperability between autonomously developed and maintained information systems. Hybrid ontologies are ontologies in which concepts are both formally and informally described with the help of a special linguistic resource called glossary. Social interactions between the community members drive the ontology evolution process and result in more stable and agreed upon ontologies.
Christophe Debruyne, Robert Meersman: GOSPL: A Method and Tool for Fact-Oriented Hybrid Ontology Engineering. ADBIS 2012: 153-166
Using a Reputation Framework to Identify Community Leaders in Ontology Engine...Christophe Debruyne
This paper proposes a reputation framework to identify community leaders in ontology engineering projects. The framework uses sensors to assign reputation scores based on objective and subjective characteristics of community leaders, such as community activity, quality of interactions, and engagement of others. An experiment applying this framework in an ontology engineering course found considerable overlap between the scores it produced and a survey identifying project drivers, encouraging further investigation. The paper concludes the framework provides a means to identify community leaders but notes limitations, such as interactions outside collaborative platforms, that require additional experiments across different ontology projects.
Presentation on STARLab's research, the GOSPL method and prototype presented at the second IFIP WG12.7 "Social Networking Semantics and Collective Intelligence" workshop in Amsterdam (26-27 April 2012).
Business Semantics as an Interface between Enterprise Information Management.Christophe Debruyne
Business Semantics as an Interface between
Enterprise Information Management and the
Web of Data:
A Case Study in the Flemish Public Administration
Christophe Debruyne and Pieter De Leenheer eBISS, July 2012
Tarkan is a world-renowned Turkish pop singer born in Germany who has sold over 29 million albums globally. He is known for using romantic and sexual themes in his music and has been called the "Prince of Pop" by the media. Tarkan established his own music company, HITT Music, in 1997 and is renowned for his energetic live performances that have had a significant impact on popular culture in Turkey.
Deze presentatie is de introductie in de basisworkshop LinkedIn bij De Eigen Zaak. Tijdens de workshop gaan we aan het werk met invullen profiel, mensen uitnodigen en het uitzoeken van je eigen manier om met LinkedIn aan de slag te gaan als zelfstandig ondernemer.
GOSPL: A Method and Tool for Fact-Oriented Hybrid Ontology EngineeringChristophe Debruyne
In this paper we present GOSPL, which stands for Grounding Ontologies with Social Processes and Natural Language. GOSPL is a method and tool that supports stakeholders in iteratively interpreting and modeling their common hybrid ontologies using their own terminology for semantic interoperability between autonomously developed and maintained information systems. Hybrid ontologies are ontologies in which concepts are both formally and informally described with the help of a special linguistic resource called glossary. Social interactions between the community members drive the ontology evolution process and result in more stable and agreed upon ontologies.
Christophe Debruyne, Robert Meersman: GOSPL: A Method and Tool for Fact-Oriented Hybrid Ontology Engineering. ADBIS 2012: 153-166
Using a Reputation Framework to Identify Community Leaders in Ontology Engine...Christophe Debruyne
This paper proposes a reputation framework to identify community leaders in ontology engineering projects. The framework uses sensors to assign reputation scores based on objective and subjective characteristics of community leaders, such as community activity, quality of interactions, and engagement of others. An experiment applying this framework in an ontology engineering course found considerable overlap between the scores it produced and a survey identifying project drivers, encouraging further investigation. The paper concludes the framework provides a means to identify community leaders but notes limitations, such as interactions outside collaborative platforms, that require additional experiments across different ontology projects.
Presentation on STARLab's research, the GOSPL method and prototype presented at the second IFIP WG12.7 "Social Networking Semantics and Collective Intelligence" workshop in Amsterdam (26-27 April 2012).
Business Semantics as an Interface between Enterprise Information Management.Christophe Debruyne
Business Semantics as an Interface between
Enterprise Information Management and the
Web of Data:
A Case Study in the Flemish Public Administration
Christophe Debruyne and Pieter De Leenheer eBISS, July 2012
Tarkan is a world-renowned Turkish pop singer born in Germany who has sold over 29 million albums globally. He is known for using romantic and sexual themes in his music and has been called the "Prince of Pop" by the media. Tarkan established his own music company, HITT Music, in 1997 and is renowned for his energetic live performances that have had a significant impact on popular culture in Turkey.
