Web pages in the web represent certain concepts
in the domain they fall in, and the connections between
them represent the relations between the concepts they
represent. In the current web, people are using links blindly
without knowing what these links point to, or what kind
of relationship this link represents. With the advent of the
semantic web, concepts and relationships among them are
represented in an ontology. This can be utilized to make links
more meaningful. Web pages can be searched, browsed or
even reorganized based on their concept and relationship
labels. Links in a webpage can render useful information
about the page it is pointing to. We can annotate a webpage
and its links with appropriate concepts from ontology. This
paper presents a new idea of propagating concept from a
webpage to the links pointing to that page or from the
links to the webpage. Propagation of concepts is based on
certain criteria which will be discussed later in this paper.
We also propose a new idea of automated voting which is
used to choose the right concept or relation from a number
of concepts and relation matches.
Publication Date
1/7/2011
Publisher
The 2011 International Conference on Semantic Web and Web Services