Combining Structure and Semantics for Ontology-Based Corporate Wikis
Lecture notes in business information processingPublished 1 January 2008
Alexandre Passant, Philippe Laublet
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The features and architecture of a wiki-farm system that combines structure and semantics in order to collaboratively produce ontology-based data and immediately reuse it in wiki pages to enrich browsing and querying capabilities of the system are detailed.
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While wikis offer new means to collaboratively build, organize and share knowledge in organizations, such knowledge cannot be easily understood by computers in a query answering or reusability process. This paper details the features and architecture of a wiki-farm system that combines structure and semantics in order to collaboratively produce ontology-based data and immediately reuse it in wiki pages to enrich browsing and querying capabilities of the system.
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