Explanation Interfaces for the Semantic Web: Issues and Models

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Citation: Deborah L. McGuinness,Li Ding,Alyssa Glass,Cynthia Chang,Honglei Zeng,Vasco Furtado. (2006) Explanation Interfaces for the Semantic Web: Issues and Models. In Proceedings of the 3rd International Semantic Web User Interaction Workshop (SWUI'06), November,2006.

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author Deborah L. McGuinness;Li Ding;Alyssa Glass;Cynthia Chang;Honglei Zeng;Vasco Furtado
title Explanation Interfaces for the Semantic Web: Issues and Models
booktitle Proceedings of the 3rd International Semantic Web User Interaction Workshop (SWUI'06)
year 2006
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abstract As the Semantic Web has enabled new application capabilities, new interaction modes arise and grow in importance. Applications can now not only retrieve results but also use term meanings to derive new results.Thus, explaining results has become an important new interaction mode for Semantic Web applications. The explanation interaction mode needs to provide transparency and accountability to application results. We have developed an explanation infrastructure that can provide Semantic Web consumers (humans and agents) with explanations for results, such as where results came from and how they were derived. We have addressed explanation requirements for applications that range from intelligent analyst assistants that leverage text analytics to transparent and accountable reasoning systems that protect user privacy. In this paper,we will describe some Semantic Web user interaction requirements and paradigms that are important for Semantic Web applications.

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Abstract As the Semantic Web has enabled new applic As the Semantic Web has enabled new application capabilities, new interaction modes arise and grow in importance. Applications can now not only retrieve results but also use term meanings to derive new results.Thus, explaining results has become an important new interaction mode for Semantic Web applications. The explanation interaction mode needs to provide transparency and accountability to application results. We have developed an explanation infrastructure that can provide Semantic Web consumers (humans and agents) with explanations for results, such as where results came from and how they were derived. We have addressed explanation requirements for applications that range from intelligent analyst assistants that leverage text analytics to transparent and accountable reasoning systems that protect user privacy. In this paper,we will describe some Semantic Web user interaction requirements and paradigms that are important for Semantic Web applications. e important for Semantic Web applications.
Author Deborah L. McGuinness  +, Li Ding  +, Alyssa Glass  +, Cynthia Chang  +, Honglei Zeng  +, and Vasco Furtado  +
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Booktitle Proceedings of the 3rd International Semantic Web User Interaction Workshop (SWUI'06)  +
Has author Deborah L. McGuinness  +, Li Ding  +, Alyssa Glass  +, Cynthia Chang  +, Honglei Zeng  +, and Vasco Furtado  +
Has identifier KSL-06-14  +
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Has title Explanation Interfaces for the Semantic Web: Issues and Models  +
Has where published Proceedings of the 3rd International Semantic Web User Interaction Workshop (SWUI'06)  +
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Title Explanation Interfaces for the Semantic Web: Issues and Models  +
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