NASA NTRS · 20080005065
Methods and apparatus for distributed resource discovery using examples
Abstract
Distributed resource discovery is an essential step for information retrieval and/or providing information services. This step is usually used for determining the location of an information or data repository which has relevant information. The most fundamental challenge is the usual lack of semantic interoperability of the requested resource. In accordance with the invention, a method is disclosed where distributed repositories achieve semantic interoperability through the exchange of examples and, optionally, classifiers. The outcome of the inventive method can be used to determine whether common labels are referring to the same semantic meaning.
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Bergman, Lawrence David, Castelli, Vittorio, Chang, Yuan-Chi, Hill, Matthew L., Li, Chung-Sheng, Smith, John Richard. 2005-08-02. Methods and apparatus for distributed resource discovery using examples. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20080005065
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