SWRL Bridge-Peer Model: An Improved Super-Peer Model Based on the Extended SWRL and Its Application
Yu Liu, Ruomei Wang, Liyi Peng, Xiaonan Luo · 2011
Ontology is a formal explicit specification of a shared conceptualization. With the development of internet technology, how to reuse the distributed ontologies with varies semantic relevance published in the network becomes more and more important. According to the analysis of the Super-Peer Model (SPM), SWRL-Bridge-Peer Model (SWRL-BPM), an improved Super-Peer Model based on the extended SWRL is reported in this paper. In the SWRL-BPM, the query performances about flexibility and efficiency of SPM have been expended, meanwhile SWRL-BPM can solve the problems of large load handling better than SPM. The important thing is that SWRL-BPM shows the good property to reuse, expand and combine the distributed ontology by some means. The knowledge in different domains can be integrated as a larger pool of information to support new communication and use for enterprise on the Internet of Things. The experiments results indicate that SWRL-BPM shows a significant performance improvement on retrieving the dynamic information in an ontology ecosystem.