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Knowledge Discovery in Semantic Web (Information Retrieval from Knowledge Bases)

استكشاف المعارف في الويب الدلالي (استرجاع المعلومات من قواعد المعرفة)

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 Publication date 2015
and research's language is العربية
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Semantic Web is a new revolution in the world of the Web, where information and data become viable for logical processing by computer programs. Where they are transformed into meaningful data network. Although Semantic Web is considered the future of World Wide Web, the Arabic research and studies are still relatively rare in this field. Therefore, this paper gives a reference study of Semantic Web and the different methods to explore the knowledge and discover useful information from the vast amount of data provided by the web. It gives a programming example like application of some of these techniques provided by the Semantic Web and methods to discover the knowledge of it. This simplified programming example provides services related to higher education Syrian government, such as information about the Syrian public universities like the name of the university (Syrian Virtual University, Tishreen, Aleppo, Damascus, and Al Baath), address of the university, its web site, number of students and a summary of the university, which helps intelligent agents to find those services dynamically.

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HITZLER, P; KRöTZSCH, M; PARSIA, B, PATEL-SCHNEIDER, P.F; RUDOLPH, S. OWL 2 Web Ontology Language Primer. World Wide Web Consortium, 2013, 415
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هذه المقالة تحوي ترجمة وتلخيص وتوضيح للمذكور في الورقة البحثية المذكور اسمها أعلاه والموجودة في https://annals-csis.org/Volume_8/pliks/221.pdf , والتي تقوم باستخراج المعلومات الدلالية المهمة الموجودة في الوثائق والملفات والأوراق البحثية .
This study aims to identify the concept of Knowledge management as considering it as one of the new management theory that many organization trying to apply it useful of his advantage, also the aim was to identify the Knowledge procedures and cause s of return of libraries and information system to Knowledge management, in addition to identify requester of Knowledge management application in the libraries. The research design was the theory deism as most appropriate for this study. The results of this research show that there was no significant different between libraries duties, information systems, and Knowledge management procedures, also that the most important requisites of Knowledge management application in libraries was existing of three elements which are: organizational culture, organizational knowledge, knowledge management technology.

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