Titlebook: Linguistic Modeling of Information and Markup Languages; Contributions to Lan Andreas Witt,Dieter Metzing Book 2010 Springer Science+Busine

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Structure Formation in the Web,ined as a . which grasps nested manifestation levels of hypertext types. Further, we specify the model on the conceptual, formal and physical level and exemplify it by reconstructing competing web document models.

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An OWL-DL Implementation of Gold,background, an introduction to Description Logic is presented using examples from linguistics and with particular attention to ., the logic which most closely relates to OWL-DL. The types of axioms used to develop an ontology in OWL-DL are explained. In addition, a domain independent methodology is

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Identifying Logical Structure and Content Structure in Loosely-Structured Documents,c.), and the “content” structure specifies the functional zones that serve a part of the text’s overall communicative purpose. The latter is clearly genre-specific, whereas the former is independent of the particular text genre. In this chapter, we describe an approach to identifying both structural

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Multilevel Annotation for Information Extraction,typically requires analysis to determine the linguistic structure of text and semantic processing to map linguistic structures to semantic ones. For real-world applications, this processing often needs to be performed at various levels, determining e.g. the parts-of-speech, syntactic structure, name

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Mark-up Driven Strategies for Text-to-Hypertext Conversion,XML as the technical basis, the approach implements sets of rules which automatically generate hypertext views as additional layers while preserving the original sequence and content of the sequential documents. These rules process information of mark-up at different annotation layers: the document