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2011 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
An Architecture to Support Web-Based Information Extraction Using Domain Ontologies
Authors : Vijayan Sugumaran, Farid Meziane
Published in: Exploring the Grand Challenges for Next Generation E-Business
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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The web is the world’s most valuable information resource. However, a wide gap has emerged between the information available for software applications vis-à-vis human consumption. In response to this problem, new research initiatives have focused on extracting information available on the web with machine-processable semantics. Ontologies play a large role in information extraction, particularly in the context of semantic web, and applications should be able to find appropriate ontologies on the fly. However, existing tools do not adequately support information extraction and ontology selection. This research-in-progress paper presents the architecture for an information extraction system which relies on domain ontologies and lexical resources. We also provide an approach for easy identification of appropriate ontologies for a particular task.