The Semantic Web
The Semantic Web
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10.1007/978-3-319-93417-4
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2018
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Aldo Gangemi;Anna Lisa Gentile;Andrea Giovanni Nuzzolese;Sebastian Rudolph;Maria Maleshkova;Heiko Paulheim;Jeff Z. Pan;Mehwish Alam
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Aldo Gangemi;Anna Lisa Gentile;Andrea Giovanni Nuzzolese;Sebastian Rudolph;Maria Maleshkova;Heiko Paulheim;Jeff Z. Pan;Mehwish Alam
本卷包含2018年版扩展语义网会议(ESWC 2018)的主要会议记录。ESWC是作为讨论与语义网和关联数据相关的最新科学成果和技术创新的年度主要场所而建立的。在ESWC，国际科学家、行业专家和从业人员齐聚一堂，讨论适用、可扩展、用户友好以及可能改变游戏规则的解决方案的未来。第15届会议于2018年6月3日至6月7日在希腊克里特岛的伊拉克利安举行。在过去成功的基础上，ESWC也是一个扩大语义Web社区的关注点，以跨越语义和Web技术发挥重要作用的其他相关研究领域的场所，以及试验为社区和更远的社区提供额外价值的创新实践和主题的场所。今年的会议引入了一些与以往不同的新东西：新的开放审查政策(见后文)；三个主要轨道而不是两个：通常的研究和正在使用的轨道，加上一个新的资源轨道；一个新的行业会议，致力于语义技术公司的经验和成果。研究路径被组织为子路径，ESWC 2018的主席组织了两个特别的子路径，特别强调语义Web技术正在促进进步的使用领域，即：“标杆和实证评估”和“科学的语义网”。其他活动保留了过去的遗产：海报和演示会议、研讨会和教程、博士研讨会、挑战跟踪、项目网络会议。常规子路径包括：词汇、模式、本体、推理、关联数据(包括知识图)、社交网络和网络科学、语义数据管理、自然语言处理和信息检索、机器学习、移动网络、传感器和语义流、服务、API、流程和云计算。关于开放审查政策，ESWC 2018采用了双重开放审查模式，将所有论文(无论是被接受的还是被拒绝的)都放在会议网站上，连同他们的评论(如果作者要求，拒绝的论文将在会议后被删除)和评审者的姓名(除非他们决定退出)。西尔维奥·佩罗尼和萨文·卡帕迪斯利两位特别主席制作了网站分部，主持论文和评论，并使访问者能够提供评论。对审查数据进行了处理，以便对这一进程及其论证所涉及的多个方面有深入的了解。总体政策是会议的原创政策，但我们继承了《语义网杂志》应用的成功开放审查的经验，该杂志的主编之一帕斯卡尔·希茨勒是ESWC 2018年的资源主席。ESWC 2018年开幕式和闭幕式上讨论了这一创新过程的数据分析和用户反馈报告。语义网起源于人工智能和Web技术，今天的语义网主要是一个关联数据的Web和各种知识图的参考模型
This volume contains the main proceedings of the 2018 edition of the Extended Semantic Web Conference (ESWC 2018). ESWC is established as a yearly major venue for discussing the latest scientific results and technology innovations related to the Semantic Web and linked data. At ESWC, international scientists, industry specialists, and practitioners meet to discuss the future of applicable, scalable, user-friendly, as well as potentially game-changing solutions. The 15th edition took place from June 3rd to June 7th, 2018, in Heraklion, Crete (Greece). Building on its past success, ESWC is also a venue for broadening the focus of the Semantic Web community to span other relevant research areas in which semantics and Web technology play an important role, as well as for experimenting with innovative practices and topics that deliver extra value to the community and beyond. This year’s conference has introduced some novelties compared with the past: a new open reviewing policy (see later); three main tracks instead of two: the usual research and in-use tracks, plus a novel resource track; a new industry session dedicated to experiences and results by semantic technology companies. The research track is organized into subtracks, and the chairs of ESWC 2018 organized two special subtracks putting particular emphasis on usage areas where Semantic Web technologies are facilitating a leap of progress, namely:“Benchmarking and Empirical Evaluations” and “Semantic Web for Science.” The other events keep the legacy of the past: a poster and demo session, workshops and tutorials, a PhD symposium, a challenges track, a project networking session. The regular subtracks include: vocabularies, schemas, ontologies, reasoning, linked data (including knowledge graphs), social Web and Web science, semantic data management, natural language processing and information retrieval, machine learning, mobile Web, sensors and semantic streams, services, APIs, processes and cloud computing. Concerning the open reviewing policy, ESWC 2018 adopted a double-open reviewing schema, additionally placing all papers (either accepted or rejected) on the conference website, jointly with their reviews (rejected papers will be removed after the conference upon the authors’ request) and the names of the reviewers (except when they decided to opt out). Two special chairs, Silvio Peroni and Sarven Capadisli, produced the website branch hosting papers and reviews, and enabled visitors to provide comments. The reviewing data have been processed in order to obtain insights over the multiple facets involved in the process and its argumentation. The overall policy is original for a conference, but we have inherited the experience of the successful open reviewing applied by the Semantic Web Journal, championed by one of its editors-in-chief, Pascal Hitzler, who was the resource chair at ESWC 2018. Data analytics and user feedback reports from this innovative process were discussed at the opening and closing sessions of ESWC 2018. Emerging from its roots in AI and Web technology, the Semantic Web today is mainly a Web of linked data and a reference model for all sorts of knowledge graphs