Ontology Matching Algorithms
Bochra Brahma, Allaoua Refoufi · 2015
Aligning ontology is the process that aims to make various sources of interoperable knowledge. This process is much needed in applications of the semantic web. The algorithms alignment design (mapping, matching) is a relatively new area of research. Manually, determining terms that are semantically close in different ontology is a laborious and error-prone process. The automatic generation of correspondence between two ontologies is extremely delicate. This difficulty results from the conceptual differences that come from several developments of communities. Our goal in this work is to propose an alignment algorithm of two ontologies for the same domain based on different techniques with the use of WordNet as a complementary resource and the introduction of a new structural measure outcome of related work.