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On Coreference and the Semantic Web

On Coreference and the Semantic Web
On Coreference and the Semantic Web
Much of the Semantic Web relies upon open and unhindered interoperability between diverse systems; the successful convergence of multiple ontologies and referencing schemes is key. However, this is hampered by the difficult problem of coreference, which is the occurrence of multiple or inconsistent identifiers for a single resource. This paper investigates the origins of this phenomenon and how it is resolved in other fields. With this in mind, we have developed and tested an effective methodology for coreference resolution in the Semantic Web at large. This framework allows the user to a) record identified instances of coreference in a usable and retrievable manner b) integrate new and existing systems for reference management, and c) provide a thesaurus-like consistent reference service capable of providing on-tap resolutions to interested applications.
Online Information Systems - Web-based services, Software Engineering - Interoperability, Reference management, Coreference, Web services
Glaser, Hugh
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Glaser, Hugh, Lewy, Tim, Millard, Ian and Dowling, Ben (2007) On Coreference and the Semantic Web (In Press)

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Abstract

Much of the Semantic Web relies upon open and unhindered interoperability between diverse systems; the successful convergence of multiple ontologies and referencing schemes is key. However, this is hampered by the difficult problem of coreference, which is the occurrence of multiple or inconsistent identifiers for a single resource. This paper investigates the origins of this phenomenon and how it is resolved in other fields. With this in mind, we have developed and tested an effective methodology for coreference resolution in the Semantic Web at large. This framework allows the user to a) record identified instances of coreference in a usable and retrievable manner b) integrate new and existing systems for reference management, and c) provide a thesaurus-like consistent reference service capable of providing on-tap resolutions to interested applications.

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Accepted/In Press date: 14 December 2007
Keywords: Online Information Systems - Web-based services, Software Engineering - Interoperability, Reference management, Coreference, Web services
Organisations: Web & Internet Science

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Local EPrints ID: 265245
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/265245
PURE UUID: 7600ae05-b9ed-4693-ad49-ae87a0530060

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Date deposited: 03 Mar 2008 09:45
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 08:05

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Author: Hugh Glaser
Author: Tim Lewy
Author: Ian Millard
Author: Ben Dowling

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