An ontology typically provides a vocabulary describing a domain of interest and a
specification of the meaning of terms in that vocabulary. Depending on the precision of this …

Abstract The publication of Linked Open Data on the Web has gained tremendous
momentum over the last five years. This development makes possible (and interesting) the …

In the context of the emergent Web of Data, a large number of organizations, institutes and
companies (eg, DBpedia, ACM, IEEE, IBM, NASA, BBC, etc.) adopt the Linked Data …

Simple ontology alignments, largely studied in the literature, link a single entity of a source
ontology to a single entity of a target ontology. A limitation of these alignments is their lack of …

Pursuing “intelligent justice” necessitates an impartial, productive, and technologically
driven methodology for judicial determinations. This scholarly composition proposes a …

The Web of Data is an open environment consisting of very large, inter-linked RDF datasets
from various domains (eg, DBpedia, GeoNames, ACM, PubMed, etc.) accessed through …

Data interoperability represents a great challenge for today's enterprises. Indeed, they use
various information systems, each relying on several different models for data …

Core test wrappers and test access mechanisms (TAMs) are important components of a
system-on-chip (SOC) test architecture. Wrapper/TAM co-optimization is necessary to …

In the context of the emergent Web of Data, a large number of organizations, institutes and
companies (eg, DBpedia, Data. gov, GeoNames, PubMed) adopt the Linked Data practices …

The progress of information and communication technologies has greatly increased the
quantity of data to process. Thus, managing data heterogeneity is a problem nowadays. In …