Titlebook: Knowledge Science, Engineering and Management; First International Jér?me Lang,Fangzhen Lin,Ju Wang Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-V

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An OWL-Based Approach for RBAC with Negative Authorizatione and efficient model in practice. In this paper, we provide an OWL-based approach for RBAC in the Semantic Web context. First we present an extended model of RBAC with negative authorization, providing detailed analysis of conflicts. Then we use OWL to formalize the extended model. Additionally, we

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Framework for Collaborative Knowledge Sharing and Recommendation Based on Taxonomic Partial Reputatie directories. And we developed a prototype of the proposed system as a web-based user interface for personal knowledge management. This system presents a personal knowledge directory to a registered user. Such a directory has a personal ontology to integrate and classify the knowledge collected by

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On Text Mining Algorithms for Automated Maintenance of Hierarchical Knowledge Directorywledge management systems today. In future systems, the constructed directory, in which knowledge objects are automatically classified, should evolve so as to provide a good indexing service, as the knowledge collection grows or its usage changes. One challenging issue is how to combine manual and a

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Using Word Clusters to Detect Similar Web Documentssentence structures is a much more difficult task. A reliable tool for determining the degree of similarity between any two Web documents could help filter or retain Web documents with similar content. Most methods for detecting similarity between documents rely on some kind of textual fingerprintin

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Nuermaimaiti Heilili,Yang Chen,Chen Zhao,Zhenxing Luo,Zuoquan Lin

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Towards a Software/Knowware Co-engineeringntics. The core problem of establishing such a theory is to give a formal semantics to an open knowledge source. We have found a suitable tool for this purpose. That is the co-algebra. We also try to give a preliminary delineation of a co-algebraic semantics for a typical example of open knowledge s

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LCS: A Linguistic Combination System for Ontology Matchingbe developed for different uses, and the existing aggregation operators ., . and . are the special cases in LAOs. For each LAO, there is a corresponding semantic interpretation. The experiments show the strength of our system.

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Using Word Clusters to Detect Similar Web Documentstages of detecting documents with similar, but not necessarily the same, sentences based on fuzzy-word sets. The three different fuzzy-word clustering techniques that we have considered include the correlation cluster, the association cluster, and the metric cluster, which generate the word-to-word