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With the vast amount of information available on the Web, there is an urgent need to structure Web data in order to make it available to both users and machines. E-commerce is one of the areas in which growing data congestion on the Web impedes data accessibility. This paper proposes FLOPPIES, a framework capable of semi-automatic ontology population of tabular product information from Web stores...
Many of the existing cloud tagging systems are unable to cope with the syntactic and semantic tag variations during user search and browse activities. As a solution to this problem, we propose the Semantic Tag Clustering Search, a framework which is able to cope with these needs. The framework consists of two parts: removing syntactic variations and creating semantic clusters. For removing syntactic...
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