4. Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
http://www.academiawiki.com/
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5. Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
http://www.academiawiki.com/
London is in England
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
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6. Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
http://www.academiawiki.com/
London is in England
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
Computer Scientists are Scientists
http://www.vocabularywiki.com/
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7. Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
http://www.academiawiki.com/
London is in England
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
Computer Scientists are Scientists
http://www.vocabularywiki.com/
Tim Berners-Lee is a Computer Scientist
http://www.academiawiki.com/
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8. Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
http://www.academiawiki.com/
London is in England
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
Computer Scientists are Scientists
http://www.vocabularywiki.com/
Tim Berners-Lee is a Computer Scientist
http://www.academiawiki.com/
England is part of United Kingdom
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
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9. TimBernersLee
Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
http://www.academiawiki.com/
birthPlace
rdf:type London is in England
London
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
Scientist
Computer Scientists are Scientists
http://www.vocabularywiki.com/ rdfs:subClassOf
ComputerScientist
Tim Berners-Lee is a Computer Scientist
isPartOf http://www.academiawiki.com/
UnitedKingdom
England is part of United Kingdom
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
isPartOf
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10. TimBernersLee
birthPlace
rdf:type
London
Scientist
rdfs:subClassOf
ComputerScientist
isPartOf
England UnitedKingdom
isPartOf
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11. TimBernersLee Scientist
rdf:type rdfs:subClassOf
birthPlace
ComputerScientist
London UnitedKingdom
isPartOf
isPartOf
England
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15. TimBernersLee Scientist
rdf:type
rdf:type rdfs:subClassOf
birthPlace
ComputerScientist
birthPlace birthPlace
isPartOf
London UnitedKingdom
isPartOf
isPartOf
England
Scientists born in United Kingdom? App
• Reasoning
Answer: Tim Berners-Lee • RDFS/OWL
• Rules
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16. Tim Berners-Lee is a Scientist
Tim Berners-Lee was born in United Kingdom
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17. Tim Berners-Lee is a Computer Scientist
http://www.academiawiki.com/
Computer Scientists are Scientists
http://www.vocabularywiki.com/
Tim Berners-Lee is a Scientist
Tim Berners-Lee was born in United Kingdom
Tim Berners-Lee was born in England
England is part of United Kingdom
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
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18. Tim Berners-Lee is a Computer Scientist
http://www.academiawiki.com/
Computer Scientists are Scientists
http://www.vocabularywiki.com/
Tim Berners-Lee is a Scientist
Tim Berners-Lee was born in London
Tim Berners-Lee was born in United Kingdom http://www.academiawiki.com/
London is in England
Tim Berners-Lee was born in England http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
England is part of United Kingdom
http://www.geolocationwiki.com/
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19. “Oh, yeah?” button to support users in assessing the
reliability of information encountered on the Web
- Tim Berners-Lee
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21. What is explained?
Who are the targets?
How explanations are presented?
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22. What is explained?
• Information manipulation steps
• Information manipulation operations
• Proof tree of derivations
• Provenance information such as How, When, Who,
Where
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24. How explanations are presented?
How explanations are represented for machines?
How human users interact with explanations?
Trust
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32. Metadata representation
• Proof trees for answers
• Operations used to compute answers
• Different types of provenance information
• Models for how explanations should be presented to
human users
• Trust related information
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33. Metadata representation
• Proof Markup Language (PML) Ontology
• Proof interlingua
• Justifications: information manipulation steps and
operations
• Provenance information
• Trust information
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36. Metadata representation
• KOIOS
• KOIOS Process Language (KPL) for describing the
behavior of KOIOS problem solver
• The Mathematical Graph Language (MGL) for
transforming the process model to a graph based view.
• VGL for describing the visualization model
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37. Metadata representation
EXPL: WIQA describes its explanation trees (parts and
subparts of an explanation) using the Explanation
(EXPL) Vocabulary
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44. Infrastructure
• Accommodating common data publishing principle
• Publishing explanation metadata along with data
using linked data principles
• Addressing heterogeneous and distributed nature of the
Web promoting interoperability
• W3C PROV-DM data model as an interchange data
model
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45. Target
• Level of user expertise should be taken into account
while providing explanation
• User profiling
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46. What is explained?
• Semantic Web applications use distributed
interconnected data in their reasoning process
• Explaining network of data used in the reasoning
process, flow of information
• How explanations exposing problem solving methods
influence security and confidentiality?
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47. Metadata representation
• Blank nodes are not good
• Granularity
• Provenance
• Interoperability
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53. Interaction
• What kind of interactions are useful need to be
understood
• How to interact established trust?
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54. Trust
• How explanation influence trust in the Semantic Web?
• How to capture established trust and reason over it?
• Explaining trust itself
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55. Trust
“If someone trusts a large company such as IBM, and IBM
brands other companies as ethical, then the person will
trust those companies, too”
– Tim Berners-Lee, Weaving the Web
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