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Deriving User Interface from Ontologies: A Model-Based Approach
Hong Kong, China November 14-November 16
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ICTAI.2005.5517th IEEE International Conference on ...
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Ben Liu, Beijing Institute of Printing
Hejie Chen, Beijing Institute of Printing
Wei He, Beijing Institute of Printing
In this paper we present an approach to derive User Interface (UI) from ontologies. It automatically generates UI according to declarative model specifications, and the UI helps a novice user to construct valid queries against a Knowledge Base (KB). The UI represents queries by OWL, and then transfers them to concrete applications for matchmaking. A novel aspect of our approach is that the ontological KB used by UI generator is exactly the one used by applications; hence the refining of ontologies needs not refining UI. Further, during a user-machine interaction session, the system eliminates every illegal option that engenders a clash in the KB, so the consistent checking of user inputs is accomplished as a side effect. It boosts the development of a knowledge dense system, as the building of a KB in progress, the UI is generated simultaneous.
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Ben Liu, Hejie Chen, Wei He, "Deriving User Interface from Ontologies: A Model-Based Approach," ictai, pp.254-259, 17th IEEE International Conference on Tools with Artificial Intelligence (ICTAI'05), 2005
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