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cooperation cooperationExmo is involved in several cooperative research projects involving other research teams and industrial firms. They are briefly described below:
Exmo is a partner of the SEALS European commission infrastructure project whose goal is to provide the infrastructure for evaluating semantic technologies. For that purpose, we will provide the SEALS platform for performing the evaluation and we will promote the evaluation culture within the semantic technology stakeholders.
Exmo is more directly involved in providing the support for evaluating the ontology matching part of Seals.
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We work with the team of Jason Jung at Yeungnam university (Gyeungsan, South Korea) on further developing ontology distances and exploiting them in the context of semantic social networks.
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Exmo participates, as part of the LIG partner, in the DataRing project about peer-to-peer data sharing for online communities. We work more directly with Marie-Christine Rousset on trust in semantic peer-to-peer netwoks.
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Exmo and Fred Freitas from Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (Recife) and Guillerme Bittencourt from Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina have joined forces for designing modular ontology models and software support.
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Exmo is a partner of the NeOn integrated project dedicated to the development of an environment covering the whole lifecycle of networked ontologies, i.e., the ontologies considered with their links to other ontologies.
We more specifically consider the application of alignments as a way to express relations between ontologies in networked ontologies. This has made us develop module and context support based on alignments. We are integrating this work within design time support tools, i.e., the NeOn toolkit, and run time support tools, i.e., the Alignment server, Watson and Oyster.
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We collaborate with the Université du Québec à Montréal (Petko Valtchev, UQàM) on the development and comparison of methods for ontology alignment. This has partly been supported by the WebFCA (Ingénierie d'ontologies à l'aide de l'analyse de concepts) CRT between INRIA and FQRNT.
We have developed and implemented the OWL-Lite Alignment algorithm (OLA).
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Exmo is a partner of the WebIntelligence network of the Rhône-Alpes region of France.
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