Table Of ContentSpringer Proceedings in Complexity
Juanzi Li · Guilin Qi
Dongyan Zhao · Wolfgang Nejdl
Hai-Tao Zheng Editors
Semantic Web
and Web Science
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JuanziLi GuilinQi
DepartmentofComputerScience SchoolofComputerScience&Engineering
andTechnology SoutheastUniversity
TsinghuaUniversity Nanjing
Beijing Jiangsu,China,People’sRepublic
China,People’sRepublic
WolfgangNejdl
DongyanZhao L3SResearchCenter
InstituteofComputerScience&Technology LeibnizUniversityHannover
Beijing Hannover,Germany
China,People’sRepublic
Hai-TaoZheng
TsinghuaCampusH202B
ShenzhenCity
China,People’sRepublic
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Preface
Inthe last few years,the rapidlydevelopingweb hasled to revolutionarychanges
in the whole human society. Nowadays, many scholars and experts are devoting
themtotheworkofapplyingthesemanticwebtheoriesintospecificpractice,while
in turn improving the semantic web standards and technologies according to the
demandinpractice.
FollowingthesuccessoffifthChineseSemanticWebSymposium(CSWS2010),
wecontinuedtoorganizethesixthChineseSemanticWebSymposiuminShenzhen,
China.WealsoorganizedthefirstChineseWebScienceConference(CWSC2012),
which is collocated with CSWS 2012. The theme of Joint Conference of CSWS
2012 and CWSC 2012 is “web science and semantic web”. Web science involves
full scope of Web-related researches and applications, and it integrates the web-
relatedinterdisciplinaryresearchesintoanewfieldofscientificresearch.Thisjoint
conferenceaimstopromoteexpansionsfromthesemanticwebtowebscienceand
thento discussthe coretechnologiesofnextgenerationweb,such astheweb and
swarmintelligence,anewgenerationofsemanticsearch,semanticandwebsecurity,
andsoon.
This volume contains the papers presented at CSWS 2012 and CWSC 2012.
The conference received 59 submissions, of which 54 were research papers and
5 were poster papers. These submissions cover a wide range of topics, including
semanticsearch,ontologyreasoning,socialsemanticweb,andsentimentanalysis.
Each submission is assigned to three PC members to review. After a rigorous
reviewingprocess,25researchpaperswereselectedforpublication(theacceptance
rateisaround46%)and9paperswereacceptedasposterpapers.
We would like to thank the excellent work done by the program committee.
Each of the PC members was assigned three to four papers to review and their
timelyandprofessionalreviewswerehelpfulforustoselectsubmissionswithhigh
quality.Wealsothanksomepeoplewhoareinvolvedinorganizingtheconference,
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especiallyProfessorJimHendler,ProfessorWendyHall,ProfessorNigelShadbolt,
YongJiang,HuiMa,HaoChen,andShaozhouBai.
Beijing,People’sRepublicofChina JuanziLi
Nanjing,People’sRepublicofChina GuilinQi
Beijing,People’sRepublicofChina DongyanZhao
Hannover,Germany WolfgangNejdl
ShenzhenCity,People’sRepublicofChina Hai-TaoZheng
Contents
EnhancingSoftwareSearchwithSemantic
InformationfromWikipedia.................................................... 1
XiaoliMaandBoYuan
UsingSemanticTechnologytoImproveRecommenderSystems
BasedonSlopeOne.............................................................. 11
RuiYang,WeiHu,andYuzhongQu
Finding,Extracting,andBuildingAcademicLinkedData.................. 25
PengWangandXiangZhang
ProactiveRecommendationBasedonELConceptLearning............... 41
JianfengDu,ShuaiWang,BohongLin,XiaoliYao,andYongHu
ImpactofMultimediainSinaWeibo:PopularityandLifeSpan........... 55
XunZhao,FeidaZhu,WeiningQian,andAoyingZhou
Ontology-BasedModelandProcedureCreationfor Topic
AnalysisinChineseLanguage.................................................. 67
DongHanandKilianStoffel
OntheTemporalDynamicsofInfluenceontheSocialSemanticWeb..... 75
ThomasGottron,OlafRadcke,andRenePickhardt
ADetailedAnalysisoftheQualityofStream-BasedSchema
ConstructiononLinkedOpenData............................................ 89
ThomasGottronandRenePickhardt
BuildingLarge-ScaleKnowledgeBaseforRelationsfromText............ 103
JunfengPan,HaofenWang,andYongYu
Co-mentionandContext-BasedEntityLinking.............................. 117
QianZheng,JuanziLi,ZhichunWang,andLeiHou
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AnApproachofTextSentimentAnalysisforPublicOpinion
MonitoringSystem............................................................... 131
MinZeng,YujiuYang,andWenhuangLiu
MusicRecommendationBasedonLabelCorrelation ....................... 143
HequnLiu,BoYuan,andChengLi
InferringPublicandPrivateTopicsforSimilarEvents ..................... 153
XuboWen,XiaoliMa,HuanXia,andJuanziLi
SemreX:ASemanticAssociation-BasedScientificLiterature
SharingSystem................................................................... 161
PingpengYuan, HaiJin, YiLi, BinlinChang, XiaominNing,
andLiHuang
Consequence-BasedProcedureforDescriptionLogicswith
Self-Restriction................................................................... 169
CongWangandPascalHitzler
SAPOP:SemiautomaticFrameworkforPracticalOntology
PopulationfromStructuredKnowledgeBases ............................... 181
XinruoSun,HaofenWang,andYongYu
ExploringInformationFlowPatternsBetweenNewsPortals
andMicrobloggingPlatforms................................................... 187
BoZhang,JinchuanWang,andLeiZhang
ATwo-StepNon-redundantSubspaceClusteringApproach ............... 201
Hai-TaoZheng,HaoChen,YongJiang,Shu-TaoXia,
andHuiqiuLi
ExploitingOntologiestoRankRelationshipsBetweenPatents............. 215
Hai-TaoZheng,NanMa,YongJiang,Shu-TaoXia,
andHui-QiuLi
Search Results Diversification Based on Swap Minimal
MarginalContribution .......................................................... 223
Hai-TaoZheng, ShaozhouBai, Shu-TaoXia, YongJiang,
andHuiqiuLi
WhoAreWeTalkingAbout?IdentifyingScientificPopulationsOnline .. 237
Julie M. Birkholz, Shenghui Wang, Paul Groth,
andSaraMagliacane
Study of Ontology Debugging Approaches Based
ontheCriterionSetBLUEI2CI................................................. 251
QiuJi,ZhiqiangGao,andZhishengHuang
NJVR:TheNanJingVocabularyRepository ................................. 265
GongCheng,MinLiu,andYuzhongQu
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VisualizingRDFDataProfilewithUMLDiagram........................... 273
HuiyingLiandXiangZhang
EmpiricalStudyofPOI-OrientedFocusedCrawler......................... 287
XinFan,Jun-shengZhou,Can-yuCheng,Yi-chuZhou,andDiYin
Semantic Word Similarity Learned from Heterogenous
KnowledgeBases................................................................. 299
YilingLiu,YangshengJi,ChongGu,ShoulingCui,
andJiangtaoJia
AWorkload-BasedPartitioningSchemeforParallelRDFData
Processing......................................................................... 311
MengdongYangandGangWu
Chinese Microblog Sentiment Analysis Based
onSemi-supervisedLearning................................................... 325
ShaojieZhu,BingXu,DequanZheng,andTiejunZhao
Lexicon-Based Sentiment Analysis on Topical Chinese
MicroblogMessages ............................................................. 333
AnqiCui,HaochenZhang,YiqunLiu,MinZhang,
andShaopingMa
Researchon Indexing Page CollectionSelection Method
forSearchEngine ................................................................ 345
LiyunRu,ZhichaoLi,YingyingWu,andShaopingMa
TheChineseBag-of-OpinionsMethodforHot-Topic-Oriented
SentimentAnalysisonWeibo................................................... 357
JingangWang,DandanSong,LejianLiao,WeiZou,
XiaoqingYan,andYiSu
ASemantic-DrivenMusicRecommendationModelforDigital
PhotoAlbums..................................................................... 369
JiansongChao, HaofenWang, WenleiZhou,Weinan Zhang,
andYongYu
TheDReWSystemforNonmonotonicDL-Programs........................ 383
GuohuiXiao,ThomasEiter,andStijnHeymans
AccessingInformationAboutLinkedDataVocabularieswithvocab.cc... 391
SteffenStadtmu¨ller,AndreasHarth,andMarkoGrobelnik
QualitativeCognitionforUncertaintyKnowledgeUsingCloudModel ... 397
YuchaoLiu,LinLi,andJuanziLi
