Knowledge Management System For Scholarly Activities Using Web 3.0 - Kumar, Paripati Lohith
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This book guides reader to build a Semantic Web application with detailed steps from scratch. The following lines convey the problem statement : "The scholarly activities query, retrieval, maintenance and management of institution repository data is often difficult, because repositories are loaded with documents in a myriad of formats generated by an Institution. The current data retrieval techniques that are used in institutional repositories make use of indexing and keywords in order to retrieve information which results in reduced accuracy in matching user requests. This justifies the need…mehr

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This book guides reader to build a Semantic Web application with detailed steps from scratch. The following lines convey the problem statement : "The scholarly activities query, retrieval, maintenance and management of institution repository data is often difficult, because repositories are loaded with documents in a myriad of formats generated by an Institution. The current data retrieval techniques that are used in institutional repositories make use of indexing and keywords in order to retrieve information which results in reduced accuracy in matching user requests. This justifies the need for proposed a system called K.M.S.S.A, which will enable machine involvement to enhance the efficiency of information seeking process through flexible query option and well conceptually organized structure of documents inside the repository for researchers. Adding semantic technologies to the educational repository of the institution will add support for the functions carried out by the various roles involved in knowledge development and dissemination in academic institutions."
Autorenporträt
Paripati Lohith Kumar is currently pursuing his MS degree in Software Engineering at VIT University, India. He has worked on many other R&D projects and bagged several certifications from Microsoft, IBM and Cisco. He is also the author of several articles published in reputed journals and was president of Morvo Corp during 2009-2011.