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[交流] 【2009-04-10】Special Issue of the Internatonal Journal of Semantic Computing

Special Issue of the Internatonal Journal of Semantic Computing
Web Scale Reasoning: scalable, tolerant and dynamic
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The Semantic Web is the vision of a Web of data usable for both humans but also machines. This web, consists of inter-connected instance data annotated with possibly expressive ontologies. Therefore a tremendous amount of information becomes available that should be processed based on formal semantics attached to it. The Semantic Web community has developed a number of languages (such as RDF, RDF Schema, OWL) that deploy logic for this purpose. Impressive progress has been made on scalable storage, querying and inference for these languages, and they are successfully being deployed on large intranets and medium-scale web-applications.
However existing reasoning techniques often fail to live up to the expectations put into them in this context. They can often neither deal with high number of instances, the expressiveness of the ontologies describing them or the inherent inconsistency and incompleteness of data on the Web.
This special issue is intended to focus on these problems of scalability and robustness of reasoning on the Web, and furthermore to investigate alternative reasoning methods, which take incompleteness and distribution of data and knowledge as inherent properties into account.
Topics
Original contributions, not currently under review or accepted by another journal, are solicited in relevant areas including (but not limited to) the following:
* Scalable reasoning for the Web
* Web scale querying and searching
* Reasoning with inconsistent ontologies
* Stream reasoning in the Semantic Web
* Efficient storage of structured data that scale to a very large size
* Computitional learning theory for the Web
* Meta-reasoning for the Web
* Complex reasoning: How to find implicit information efficiently in large, expressive, or distributed ontologies.
Important Dates
Deadline for paper submission
April 10, 2009
Completion of first review
June 10, 2009
Minor/Major revision due
August 10, 2009
Final decision notification
October 10, 2009
Publication materials due
December 1, 2009
Publication date (tentative):
May 2010

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