@inproceedings{13988,
author       = {Tordai, A. and van Ossenbruggen, J. R. and Schreiber, G.},
title        = {Combining {Vocabulary} {Alignment} {Techniques}},
booktitle    = {Proceedings of The Fifth International Conference on Knowledge Capture},
conferencetitle    = {International Conference on Knowledge Capture},
conferencedate     = {2009, 1 – 4 September},
conferencelocation = {Redondo Beach, California},
year         = {2009},
month        = {September},
publisher    = {Stichting Mathematisch Centrum},
refereed     = {y},
class        = { I.2.4},
keywords     = {vocabulary alignment, case study, cultural heritage},
group        = {INS2},
language     = {en},
project      = {Non-NWO Project 1},
abstract     = {Identifying alignments between vocabularies has become a central knowledge engineering activity. A plethora
 of alignment techniques has been developed over the 
past years. In this paper we present a case study in which we examine
 and evaluate the practical use of three typical alignment techniques.  The study involves 
the alignment of two vocabularies
 used in a semantic-search engine for cultural-heritage objects. We show that a sequence can be beneficial. The case study
 give
s insight into evaluation issues, such as techniques for identification of false positives. We see this work as a
 step to a badly-needed methodology for alignment. 
},
url          = {http://www.cs.vu.nl/%7Eguus/papers/Tordai09a.pdf},
}

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