logical information systems
Navigating the Semantic Web with Logical Information Systems
... answers. Logical Information Systems (LIS) support exploratory search by guiding users in the construction of queries, and by giving summaries of query ...
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Logical Information Systems: from Taxonomies to Logics
... the management of a whole homedir, and is the basis of a geographical information system, GEOLIS [1]. 5. Conclusion We presented Logical Information Systems (LIS). They offer a combination of ...
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Building up Shared Knowledge with Logical Information Systems
... 4.1 Logical Information Systems Help Keep the Group Focused It is recognized that an expert facilitator can significantly increase the efficiency of a meeting (see for example ...
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CAMELIS: Organizing and Browsing a Personal Photo Collection with a Logical Information System
... Irisa/Universit´e de Rennes 1 Campus de Beaulieu, 35042 Rennes cedex, France Email: ferre@irisa.fr Abstract Since the arrival of digital cameras, many people are faced to the challenge of organizing and retrieving the ...
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A logical information system proposal for browsing terminological resources
... the logical information systems approach : whereas such data are not always easy to use without assistance or expertise, logical in- formation systems are especially designed to of- fer ...
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Research Data in Current Research Information Systems
... 5. Data repositories and evaluation In their case study on the University of St Andrews CRIS, Clements & McCutcheon (2014) highlight the interest of an authoritative list of trusted data repositories as a service for ...
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Logical Networks: Towards Foundations for Programmable Overlay Networks and Overlay Computing Systems
... 4.2 Discussion on Closest Technologies The GLOBUS toolkit [Glo], is an open-source set of technology, protocols and middleware, used for building Grid applications (sharing computing power, dis- tributed databases, ...
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Adaptive Web server for On-line Information Systems
... methods are direct guidance, sorting, hiding and annotation. In direct guidance the system has to decide what is the next « best » node for the user according to its features. Then, the system generally outlines visually ...
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A logical vision of abstract argumentation systems with bipolar and recursive interactions
... ✷ The above result enables to determine the conflict-free subsets of the complete associated Dung AS, by checking Σ− consistency. Conflict-freeness is the basic requirement for extensions in standard semantics in ...
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Belling the strategic information systems cat
... The very large expenses associated with strategic systems (see section IV. 2) can create high exit barriers. Firms may invest such a great amount of money that exiting from the industry [r] ...
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Cultural differences and information systems technology
... (Midyear 1977) LANGUAGE Mandarin Chinese English Russian Spanish Hindi* Arabic Portuguese Bengali Japanese Malay- Indonesian MILLIONS 670 369 246 225 218 134 133 131 113 101. Hindi (offi[r] ...
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Composite information systems : resolving semantic heterogeneities
... After the query is executed by the local DBMS, data are returned to the LQP. The LQP must apply semantic translations so that the data conforms to the global rep[r] ...
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An analysis of community information systems
... In information systems, either a hierarchical database or a relational database architecture is typically implemented. Hierarchical databases are tree-structured. Each reco[r] ...
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Interoperability between different port information systems
... exchange of information between different entities. This change requires all companies to develop their cooperation in all sectors to provide their products and services while minimizing the cost and increasing ...
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Parameterized verification of monotone information systems
... In fact, the RMTS framework allowed us to find the adequate conditions to construct the PASTD class of systems that is RMTS. For instance, considering abstract states in PASTDs was necessary to prove the ...
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Quantitative Information Flow for Scheduler-Dependent Systems
... More interesting is to consider the case where the observer is only able to detect approximate infor- mation through the side-channel. Consider the observer O that only probabilistically observes actions according to the ...
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Urbanization of information systems : an outdated method?
... 9 To represent how each business need give rise to applicative flows To represent how each application is transforming and retargeting them This flow-based urbanization relies on the distinction between reference ...
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ADVANCE DEMAND INFORMATION IN PRODUCTION/INVENTORY SYSTEMS
... and information technology has improved the flow of information between companies and ...the information is used effectively it allows better management of production and ...demand information ...
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Computerized management information systems and organizational structures
... One may, therefore, observe changes in the nature of decisions made at various levels in the organization, without being able to discern changes in the organizational structures.. To rep[r] ...
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CISL : composing answers from disparate information systems
... The current CISL has access to three MIT databases (the alumni database, the Sloan recruiting database, and the Sloan student database) and three commercial database[r] ...
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