Constructing and Cleaning Identity Graphs in the LOD Cloud

In the absence of a central naming authority on the Semantic Web, it is common for different data sets to refer to the same thing by different names. Whenever multiple names are used to denote the same thing, owl:sameAs statements are needed in order to link the data and foster reuse. Studies that date back as far as 2009, observed that the owl:sameAs property is sometimes used incorrectly. In our previous work, we presented an identity graph containing over 500 million explicit and 35 billion implied owl:sameAs statements, and presented a scalable approach for automatically calculating an error degree for each identity statement. In this paper, we generate subgraphs of the overall identity graph that correspond to certain error degrees. We show that even though the Semantic Web contains many erroneous owl:sameAs statements, it is still possible to use Semantic Web data while at the same time minimising the adverse effects of misusing owl:sameAs.

A Kind of ONS Parse Method Based on Address Aggregation in Internet of Things

Network services located by Object Name Service (ONS) can associate Electronic Product Code (EPC) of Internet of Things with related Web sites or other Internet resources. Based on depth analysis on ONS parse rules, the paper compared ONS parsing rule based on format string and ONS parsing rule based on Naming Authority Pointer (NAPTR) record and introduced concept of aggregation to improve ONS parsing rules, and then presented a kind of ONS parsing method based on address aggregation. The application example of this method proves its operability.