Distributed Knowledge Management in the Absence of Shared Vocabularies (2005)
| Venue: | J.UCS – JOURNAL OF UNIVERSAL COMPUTER SCIENCE – SPECIAL ISSUE I-KNOW'05, GRAZ |
| Citations: | 3 - 2 self |
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@MISC{Maicher05distributedknowledge,
author = {Lutz Maicher and Thomas Schwotzer},
title = { Distributed Knowledge Management in the Absence of Shared Vocabularies},
year = {2005}
}
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Abstract
Distributed Knowledge Management Systems (DKMS) are often faced to heterogeneous environments associated with the absence of shared vocabularies. DKMSs realise Knowledge Flows between autonomous Knowledge Nodes as parts of social networks. Schwotzer models the KNs’ individual policies for input relevance and output strategy as Knowledge Ports. Topic Map Technologies are well suited for the semantic integration of distributed, heterogeneous knowledge. But current implementations base on pure naming approaches to Subject Identity in connection with the use of shared vocabularies. Maicher’s SIM Approach helps to use Topic Map Technologies for the semantic integration of distributed, heterogeneous knowledge in the absence of shared vocabularies. To detect Subject similarity it exploits the Topics' usage in the current context. Our contribution is the liaison of the Knowledge Port Approach and the SIM Approach. This leads to DKMSs which significantly better deal with the absence of shared vocabularies.
Keyphrases
shared vocabulary knowledge management topic map technology sim approach heterogeneous knowledge semantic integration subject identity input relevance subject similarity schwotzer model social network current context dkm realise knowledge flow autonomous knowledge node kns individual policy knowledge port current implementation base output strategy knowledge port approach knowledge management system heterogeneous environment
