Intelligent Assistance for Navigating the Web
Christopher A. Welty
Computer Science Dept.
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
Tel: (914) 437-5992
Fax: (518) 272-5581
weltyc@cs.vassar.edu
The Untangle Project is an attempt to apply KR&R techniques to the problem of finding information on the ever-expanding World Wide Web. There are two key enabling technologies that allow for Untangle to work: a deep ontology of the kind of information that can be found on the web. and an HTML interface that provides on the fly access to the knowledge-base. The interface allows for queries formulated in the underlying representation language (Classic), which provides a far more expressive facility for searching than is currently available in any web navigation tools.
Subject Areas: Ontologies, Electronic and On-Line Information, KR&R User Interfaces, Representing large domains.
- 1 - Introduction
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- 2 - Ontology for Electronic Information
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- 2.1 - Previous Work
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- 2.2 - New Goals of the Research
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- 2.3 - Obstacles
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- 2.4 - Solution
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- 3 - Web Interface
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- 4 - Showing off KR
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- 4.1 - Classifying Events and Objects
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- 4.2 - Common Navigational Rules
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- 4.3 - Automatic Classification
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- 4.4 - Subsumption as Search
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- 5 - Conclusion
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- Acknowledgments
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- REFERENCES
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Intelligent Assistance for Web Navigation - 18 OCT 95
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