Paper Info
Title
Semantic evaluation at large scale (SEALS)
Abstract
This paper describes the main goals and outcomes of the EU-funded Framework 7 project entitled Semantic Evaluation at Large Scale (SEALS). The growth and success of the Semantic Web is built upon a wide range of Semantic technologies from ontology engineering tools through to semantic web service discovery and semantic search. The evaluation of such technologies - and, indeed, assessments of their mutual compatibility - is critical for their sustained improvement and adoption. The SEALS project is creating an open and sustainable platform on which all aspects of an evaluation can be hosted and executed and has been designed to accommodate most technology types. It is envisaged that the platform will become the de facto repository of test datasets and will allow anyone to organise, execute and store the results of technology evaluations free of charge and without corporate bias. The demonstration will show how individual tools can be prepared for evaluation, uploaded to the platform, evaluated according to some criteria and the subsequent results viewed. In addition, the demonstration will show the flexibility and power of the SEALS Platform for evaluation organisers by highlighting some of the key technologies used.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1145/2187980.2188033
WWW (Companion Volume)
Keywords
Field
DocType
semantic technology,seals platform,sustainable platform,key technology,semantic evaluation,technology evaluation,seals project,semantic web,large scale,evaluation organisers,semantic search,semantic technologies,ontology matching
World Wide Web,Semantic technology,Semantic Web Stack,Semantic search,Computer science,Semantic analytics,Semantic interoperability,Semantic grid,Social Semantic Web,Semantic computing
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
4
0.43
10
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Stuart N. Wrigley118120.56
Raul Garcia-Castro252756.11
Lyndon Nixon324730.80