Workshop at KI-2012 - 35th Annual German Conference on Artificial Intelligence, |
24-27 September, 2012: Saarbrücken, Germany |
The World Wide Web has become a unique source of knowledge on virtually any imaginable topic. It is continuously fed by companies, academia, and common people with a variety of information in numerous formats. By today, the Web has become an invaluable asset for research, learning, commerce, socializing, communication, and entertainment. |
Still, making full use of the knowledge contained on the Web is an ongoing challenge due to the special properties of the Web as an information source:
These characteristics make the Web a challenging but also a promising chance for AI methods that can help to make the knowledge on the Web more accessible for humans and machines by capturing, representing and using information semantics. The relevance and importance of AI methods for the Web is underlined by the fact that the AAAI – as one of the major AI conferences – has been featuring a special track “AI on the Web” for more than five years now. In line with this track and in order to stress this relevance within the German AI community, we are looking for work on relevant methods and their application to web data. Examples of such methods include but are not limited to:
Examples of applications include but are not limited to:
Semantic Search Data Integration Ontologies Knowledge Discovery User Interfaces Image Processing Social Networks
It has become quite clear that in most cases a single method is insufficient for solving real-world problems. Therefore, we are particularly interested in approaches that combine insights from different areas of AI to solve problems on the web. Examples for such approaches include but are not limited to:
The workshop welcomes full technical contributions containing an application of the described methods to real data on the web as the workshop is meant as a forum for discussing experiences with applying AI methods to real world data. Furthermore, interesting problems and position statements on issues involving the application of AI methods on the web can be submitted in form of short papers.
Important Dates:
Workshop: September 24, 2012
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