Skip to main content

Supervised ontology to document interlinking

Resource type
Thesis type
(Thesis) Ph.D.
Date created
2010-10-05
Authors/Contributors
Author (aut): Melli, Gabor Settimio
Abstract
The value from the growing availability of online documents and ontologies will increase significantly once these two resources become deeply interlinked at the semantic level. We focus our investigation on the automated identification and the linking of concepts and relations mentioned in a document that are (or should be) in a domain-specific ontology. Such semantic information can allow for improved navigation of the information space: users can more quickly retrieve documents that mention the relations sought; Ontology engineers can enhance concepts with relations extracted from the literature; and more advanced natural language-based applications such as text summarization, textual entailment, and machine reading become ever more possible. In this thesis, we present the task of supervised semantic interlinking of documents to an ontology. We also propose a supervised algorithm that identifies and links concept mentions that are (or should be) in the ontology, and also identify mentions of binary relations that are (or should be) in the ontology. The resulting system, SDOI, is tested on a novel corpus and ontology from the data mining field on intrinsic measures such as accuracy, and extrinsic measures such time saved by the annotator in the annotation process. One day many high-value documents and ontologies will be interlinked to each other. This thesis presents a principled step towards that outcome.
Document
Identifier
etd6289
Copyright statement
Copyright is held by the author.
Permissions
The author granted permission for the file to be printed and for the text to be copied and pasted.
Scholarly level
Supervisor or Senior Supervisor
Thesis advisor (ths): Ester, Martin
Member of collection
Download file Size
etd6289_GMelli.pdf 1.58 MB

Views & downloads - as of June 2023

Views: 0
Downloads: 0