THE ONTOLEX MODEL
The Lemon-OntoLex Model has become the leading model for representing lexical resources on the Web of Data. This workshop gives the first chance for practicioners to discuss the model, its applictaions and its future development.
The Lemon-OntoLex Model has become the leading model for representing lexical resources on the Web of Data. This workshop gives the first chance for practicioners to discuss the model, its applictaions and its future development.
| 13:00-13:30 | Welcome and introduction to the OntoLex Model - Paul Buitelaar, Philipp Cimiano and John P. McCrae |
| 13:30-14:30 | Session 1 - Tools and Experiences Thierry Declerck - Encoding lexicographic Data in Ontolex: Lessons learned and open Questions Manuel Fiorelli, Maria Teresa Pazienza and Armando Stellato - An API for OntoLex LIME datasets Christian Chiarcos, Désirée Walther and Maxim Ionov - From language documentation data to LLOD: A case study in Turkic lemon dictionaries |
| 14:30-15:30 | Session 2 - Applications Enrico Francesconi and Najeh Hajlaoui - Towards a Public Multilingual Knowledge Management Infrastructure for the European Digital Single Market Fahad Khan, Andrea Bellandi, Federico Boschetti and Monica Monachini - The Challenges of Converting Legacy Lexical Resources to Linked Open Data using Ontolex-Lemon:The Case of the Intermediate Liddell-Scott Lexicon Ksenia Balysheva, Elena Kartashova, Konstantin Kondratiev and Aleksey Mikheev - LexInfo as a Model for Creating Ontology-Based Dictionary of Russian Grammatical Forms |
| 15:30-16:00 | Coffee break |
| 16:00-17:00 | Session 3 - Extensions Sander Stolk - OntoLex and Onomasiological Ordering: Supporting Topical Thesauri Bettina Klimek - Proposing an OntoLex - MMoOn Alignment: Towards an Interconnection of two Linguistic Domain Models Julia Bosque-Gil, Jorge Gracia and Elena Montiel-Ponsoda - Towards a Module for Lexicography in OntoLex |
| 17:00-18:00 | Discussion |
| 19:30 | Dinner at John Keogh's - The Lock Keeper (at participant's expense) |
The Lemon-OntoLex model has been developed for the representation of lexicons relative to ontologies on the Semantic Web, by the W3C OntoLex Community Group, and has become the primary method for representing linked lexical data on the Web of Data. This model provides a new opportunity to bridge the gap between linguistics and NLP practitioners and the data science community by making large amounts of high quality lexical information available and linked to the knowledge that is explicitly represented on the Semantic Web, in graphs such as DBpedia. F The Lemon-OntoLex model is finding applications in many areas. For example the model is being used to link wordnets, as part of the Global WordNet Association Collaborative Interlingual Index and furthermore in the representation of existing lexical resources including BabelNet, DBnary and commercial dictionaries
As such, this represents a crucial point for the various users of the model to come together and discuss the current applications of the model as well as future developments of the model. For this reason, we have established a new workshop series on the OntoLex model and its applications, that will be co-located with the First Conference on Language, Data and Knowledge (LDK 2017) in Galway, Ireland. We welcome position statements on the following topics:
Please submit papers of between 4-10 pages formatted using the Springer Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence formatting guidelines. Submissions will be reviewed by at least 3 reviewers and will be made available on online prior to the workshop.
Papers should be submitted via EasyChair
