Sanjay Kumar Malik
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
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international conference on communication systems and network technologies | 2011
Nishu Bansal; Sanjay Kumar Malik
Existing Ontologies in the area of agriculture may be unable to provide individual farmers with desired level of information. Therefore, a framework needs to be built which not only provides relevant but contextual as well as scientifically correct information regarding crop production life cycle. In the proposed research work, AGROVOC is used as base vocabulary to develop the proposed ontology (CROPont).AGROVOC vocabulary developed by Food and Agriculture Organization is used for indexing and retrieving data in agricultural information systems.
international conference on computational intelligence and communication networks | 2011
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Sam Rizvi
Extracting useful information from the web is the most significant issue of concern for the realization of semantic web. This may be achieved by several ways among which Web Usage Mining, Web Scrapping and Semantic Annotation plays an important role. Web mining enables to find out the relevant results from the web and is used to extract meaningful information from the discovery patterns kept back in the servers. Web usage mining is a type of web mining which mines the information of access routes/manners of users visiting the web sites. Web scraping, another technique, is a process of extracting useful information from HTML pages which may be implemented using a scripting language known as Prolog Server Pages(PSP) based on Prolog. Third, Semantic annotation is a technique which makes it possible to add semantics and a formal structure to unstructured textual documents, an important aspect in semantic information extraction which may be performed by a tool known as KIM(Knowledge Information Management). In this paper, we revisit, explore and discuss some information extraction techniques on web like web usage mining, web scrapping and semantic annotation for a better or efficient information extraction on the web illustrated with examples.
international conference on computational intelligence and communication networks | 2010
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Nupur Prakash; Sam Rizvi
An integral component of the Semantic Web is the notion of an Ontology. Ontologies which are a means for conceptualizing and structuring knowledge play a key role in the realization of semantic web’s vision of incorporating the machineunderstandable data on the current human-readable web. Ontology Management involves various key issues like: Ontology creation or reuse, merging, matching or mapping etc. Due to the exceeding number and wide range of Ontologies day by day, there is a need of higher level of abstraction that enables information fusion across multiple Ontologies which is possible by merging various source Ontologies to form a new and larger Ontology which may replace the earlier ontologies. Ontologies that need to be merged may be similar in some aspects and different in others which is a major challenge for semantic web applications. Ontology merging refers to a process of taking two or more source ontologies and return a merged ontology based on the given source ontologies. There is a need to merge a set of all conceptual based information and physical merging at attribute level in all Ontologies without any redundancy and taking care of alignment and mapping factors or any other significant issues which may be time consuming or a challenging complex task. Various approaches, tools and techniques are being applied for this purpose. This paper highlights the merging process and it’s key issues and illustrates it with an example of merging two ontologies using prompt plug-in of protégé
international conference on computational intelligence and communication networks | 2010
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Nupur Prakash; Sam Rizvi
Today, Internet is a huge database which comprises of a large number of Web sites, search engines and other information. Due to the unstructured and semi structured data in the web pages, it is a challenging task for researchers to make a relevant and efficient search in warehouse of such type of database. Ontology may be a good mechanism for achieving this goal and Web Mining technique may be used to discover and extract meaningful or relevant information from the Web documents. In this paper, analysis of web usage mining has been made with the help of an example of sample data for which WebLog analyzer tool, “Web Log Expert” has been used and it has been appended with the development of an Ontology for an intelligent or efficient web and it’s relation with web usage mining. Finally, it also summarizes some other research challenges towards an intelligent machine and web environment.
international conference on communication systems and network technologies | 2011
Rupal Gupta; Sanjay Kumar Malik
The Semantic Web is used to get the machine readable descriptions of the information already on the web, in order to improve search and data usage in the huge decentralized environment. It is an efficient proposed way of representing data on the World Wide Web, or as a globally linked database which is distributed in the form of RDF (Resource Description Framework), a standard for metadata encoding and knowledge exchange on Web. A RDF query language known as SPARQL (Simple Protocol and RDF Query Language), defines standard query language and data access protocol which is used with RDF data model and it works for every data source which can be mapped to RDF which uses SPARQL to retrieve data. SPARQL significance has been realized and incorporated in the new architecture of Semantic Web proposed by Sir Tim Berners Lee. First, this paper focuses on role and usage of SPARQL along with illustrations. It also makes a comparison of SPARQL with SQL and finally presents an execution analysis of SPARQL with some tools.
International journal of engineering and technology | 2011
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Nupur Prakash; Sam Rizvi
44 Abstract —As we are aware that there is a need of extending the current web to an intelligent web which may result in meaningful or efficient retrieval of information on web. Sir Tim Berner’s Lee, the father of web, has proposed a layered architecture of such a web known as semantic web where Ontology layer is of prime significance. One of the primary goal of Semantic Web is to store data in distributed locations and to use ontologies to aggregate or use it. There is a need of global information sharing and establishment of an appropriate standard known as Ontology to define the conceptual level of a metalanguage,which is described as sharable conceptualization of a specific domain of interest in a machine-understandable format which is also the goal of semantic web. Now, Ontology has several issues among which Ontology creation is the first and the most fundamental and significant aspect. Ontology creation is abstract and has various key issues concerned. It may be created in several ways where creating an ontology using some ontology building tool/editor is one of the methodology. Protégé is one of the most widely used tool or editor for ontology creation. Sometimes, large team-engineered ontologies are not sufficient to illustrate semantic web’s full potential. There is a need of a specification for expressing personal and relationship information within the Semantic Web community. Using Semantic Web applications for social networks, automated aggregation of a user’s distributed social connections will give a better picture of their profile and improve the functioning of the applications. FOAF(Friend-Of-A-Friend) Ontology/vocabulary may be a good solution for it. There are millions of FOAF profiles online, hosted at a number of websites. The way it is used satisfies the goal of using an ontology to represent considerable amounts of distributed data in a standard form. In this paper, first, we revisit, discuss and analyse about Ontology creation and it’s various key aspects. Second , we illustrate an aspect of an Ontology creation using protégé 3.4 for the “University School of Information Technology(USIT)” of Indraprastha University, Delhi, India. Third, it also illustrates the query retrieval using query tab of protégé and TGviz tab for providing the route of the ontology with a graph to reach to any classes or subclasses. Finally,FOAF(Friend-ofA-Friend) Ontology has been revisited and highlighted illustrating a FOAF profile snippet generation using an online tool, Foaf-a-Matic.
International Journal of Web & Semantic Technology | 2010
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Nupur Prakash; Sam Rizvi
Archive | 2008
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Nupur Prakash; Sam Rizvi; Sudeep Marwaha
computational aspects of social networks | 2012
Sanjay Kumar Malik; Sam Rizvi
SWWS | 2008
Kamidi Suresh; Sanjay Kumar Malik; Nupur Prakash; Sam Rizvi