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- 2:00 pm – 4:00 , juin 25, 2018 – Perception, Cognition and Interaction: Part VII
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11 2:00 pm: Perception, Cognition and Interaction: Part VI juin 11, 2018 2:00 – 4:00 Talk 1 Speaker Olivier Corby (WIMMICS) Title An Introduction to the Semantic Web Abstract We present the basic principles of the Semantic Web of Linked Data: an extension of the Web that enables users to define a semantic network at the scale of the Web and exchange data and knowledge on the Web. We introduce the core languages designed by the World Wide Web Consortium: RDF, RDFS, SPARQL. We give some examples with the french DBpedia knowledge base, extracted from Wikipedia, that is managed by the Wimmics team. To finish, we present some of our research topics. Talk 2 Speaker Amine Djebri (WIMMICS) Title Uncertainty Abstract The Web is an open world for information, where everyone can say whatever they want. However, when it comes to the Semantic Web, the rules of the game must be changed. The assumption of an open world brings into light new terms such as: vagueness, ambiguity and uncertainty. In this talk, we will discuss uncertainty in the general context of information theory, and to what extent the integration of such a dimension in the Semantic Web have effects on logical reasoning process. More

25 2:00 pm: Perception, Cognition and Interaction: Part VII juin 25, 2018 2:00 – 4:00 Talk 1 Speaker Oscar Rodriguez-Rocha (WIMMICS) Title Generating QA Quizzes from DBPedia Abstract Educational quizzes are useful not only to evaluate or test the knowledge acquired by a learner, but also to help her/him to deepen knowledge about a specific domain or topic in an informal and entertaining way. However, their creation is a time-consuming task that may also require the knowledge of domain experts. In this context, an automatic approach to the generation of quizzes that takes advantage of existing knowledge bases available on the Web of Linked Open Data (LOD) will be presented. Additionally, through specific use cases, some related research problems and their proposed solutions will be also detailed. Talk 2 Speaker Raphael Gazzotti (WIMMICS) Title Preprocessing in Natural Language Processing Abstract On many Natural Language Processing applications where real-world data are involved, it is a necessary thing to proceed to some preprocessing steps in order to achieve the best possible performances -or at least some usable results-. We will review the key principles and methodologies to achieve this goal during this introductory course. Nowadays, it is fairly common to work with heterogeneous data, so if you know how to curate your textual information, it is within your reach to build an efficient system without necessarily depending on the latest most popular API. More