A Two-Phase Technique for Arts Information Integration Based on Ontology and Semantic Analysis

• Main Authors: Hao-Hsuan Huang, 黃浩軒
• Other Authors: Ming-Hsiung Ying
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63117853212874973805

碩士 === 中華大學 === 資訊管理學系碩士班 === 99 === In recent years, the living standard of human is making a big progress, with its following increased demand for “Culture and Arts” which has strongly highlighted the importance of the information on “Culture and Arts” for those people who doing this activities. At the moment, all the needed information is spread on different websites, also a large amount of these websites do not update the upcoming activities instantaneously. In this case, people have to spend more time on searching for their suitable activity information. Besides, the styles of every website vary a lot which forces a user to adapt to them every time. Therefore, this study presented in this thesis attempt to use Ontology, Web Mining and Semantic Analysis Technique as a basic approach. This study proposed a two-phase arts information integration system, which is called “AIIS”. The first phase of AIIS system is that it automatically gathering the needed arts information and integrating them to the same format inside a framework by agent technique. The second phase of AIIS system is using Semantic Analysis Technique to refine and extract the useful information from those non-structuration arts information taken from the first phase, this phase can improve the issues caused by the possible insufficient arts information. The results indicate that our AIIS system could reach up to 100% in gathering available arts information, it also successfully integrate the information come from different websites into the same format. And the result from The second phase shows that our AIIS system not only provide abundant in art activity information more than other websites but also can provide the updating newest arts activity information for searching.