A novel computational approach to concept semantic similarity
Wanlong Li, Shanhong Zheng, Dayou Liu, Suyun Jiao
Abstract
Wanlong Li, Shanhong Zheng, Dayou Liu, Suyun Jiao
Abstract
The development of semantic web service depends on the ability of semantic interoperability, and ontology integration is the important means of implementing semantic interoperability, in which concept semantic similarity computation based on ontology is the key problem. In this paper, in view of the problem about the computation accuracy of semantic similarity, a novel approach to computing concept semantic similarity is proposed, in which the relation, the property and the instance between these concepts are considered synthetically. At last, this article takes two concepts in the medical field, doctor and medical practitioner, as an example to verify this method.
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The development of semantic web service depends on the ability of semantic interoperability, and ontology integration is the important means of implementing semantic interoperability, in which concept semantic similarity computation based on ontology is the key problem. In this paper, in view of the problem about the computation accuracy of semantic similarity, a novel approach to computing concept semantic similarity is proposed, in which the relation, the property and the instance between these concepts are considered synthetically. At last, this article takes two concepts in the medical field, doctor and medical practitioner, as an example to verify this method.
Key concepts: Semantic interoperability, Semantic similarity, Computer science, Semantic integration, Semantic computing, Ontology, Information retrieval, Interoperability