Category:Topic ontology matching

[edit] Short Definition

Ontology matching is the process of finding the correspondences between two, or more, ontologies. The result of ontology matching is called an alignment. This alignment can be given a processable form that is used for ontology translation. It is closely related to Alignment, Translation, and Mapping.

Ontology matching is a part of the Semantic Web Topic Hierarchy. It was introduced in version 1 as described in History of the Semantic Web Topic Hierarchy.

[edit] More External Information about Ontology matching

• Search for Semantic Web publications using FacetedDBLP (the search is restricted to the main venues publishing about 'Semantic Web').
• Search for computer science publications using FacetedDBLP
• Search for computer science experts using ASPL-2
• Search for computer science publishing venues using ASPL-2
• Search for Semantic Web tools and applications for Ontology matching
• Search for scientific publications as phrase or bag of keywords on Google Scholar
• Search as phrase or bag of keywords on Google
• Look into Wikipedia

• Search for Semantic Web educational resources on REASE
• Search the Ontology Outreach Advisory

[edit] Further Information

• Jérôme Euzenat, Pavel Shvaiko, Ontology matching, Springer, 2007
• ontologymatching.org: the one-stop resource for ontology matching