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Semantic interoperability

Semantic interoperability is the ability of computer systems to exchange data with unambiguous, shared meaning. Semantic interoperability is a requirement to enable machine computable logic, inferencing, knowledge discovery, and data federation between information systems.

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Historical precursors

BelowSyntactic interoperabilityDocument markupXMLData dictionary
8 related topics

Words and meanings

Formal languageDatabaseSynonymyAmbiguityData entry
5 related topics

Semantic as a function of syntactic interoperability

SQLExpressivityOntologyUpper ontology
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Knowledge representation requirements and languages

Semi-structured dataFirst-order predicate logicLanguage technology
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Historical precursors

Semantic as a function of syntactic interoperability

Words and meanings

Knowledge representation requirements and languages

Prior agreement not required

Ontology research

Importance

Semantic Interoperability for Internet of Things

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Semantic interoperability

Nodes48
Edges47
Triples86
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.041667
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Semantic interoperability

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related to Historical precursors · 23
Semantic interoperability → Blois, Bruxelles, By, CECA, DICAUTOM, EU's IATE, Euratom, EURODICAUTOM, French, His, HL7, In, Jacques Blois, Lydia Hirschberg, Morphologie, Syntactic, The, This, ULB, Université Libre
related to Semantic Interoperability for Internet of Things · 15
Semantic interoperability → AIOTI, Developer Perspective, Digital, ETSI, IoT, ISO/IEC JTC1, Semantic, Semantic IoT Solutions, The, Things, This, To, Towards, W3C, Web
related to Importance · 12
Semantic interoperability → But, In, Interoperability, June, One, Other, Semantic Interoperability Centre Europe, Such, The, The EU, There, US
related to Semantic as a function of syntactic interoperability · 12
Semantic interoperability → At, Having, However, If, In, It, No, SQL, Syntactic, Where, Whether, XML
related to Ontology research · 6
Semantic interoperability → For, General Semantic Interoperability, How, Over, The, This
related to Words and meanings · 6
Semantic interoperability → Ambiguity, But, In, One, The, When
related to External links · 3
Semantic interoperability → Achieving Semantic Interoperability, ONTACWG Glossary Other, Semantic InteroperabilityMMI Guide
related to Prior agreement not required · 3
Semantic interoperability → Consider, If, Semantic
is a · 2
Semantic interoperability → ability of computer systems to exchange data with unambiguous, requirement to enable machine computable logic

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interoperability semantic data ontology meaning information used ontologies may systems meanings one foundation concepts system shared also use language many

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Semantic interoperabilityis aability of computer systems to exchange data with unambiguous0.90text
Semantic interoperabilityis arequirement to enable machine computable logic0.90text
used in an ontology can encode the meaningsinstance ofBut a formal language0.80text
XML.Languages with the full power of first-order predicate logic may be required for many tasks.Human languages are highly expressiveinstance ofFor general semi-structured data one may use a general purpose language0.80text
but are considered too ambiguous to allow the accurate interpretation desiredinstance ofFor general semi-structured data one may use a general purpose language0.80text
given the current level of human language technologyinstance ofFor general semi-structured data one may use a general purpose language0.80text
Semantic interoperabilityrelated to External linksONTACWG Glossary Other0.60section
Semantic interoperabilityrelated to External linksSemantic InteroperabilityMMI Guide0.60section
Semantic interoperabilityrelated to External linksAchieving Semantic Interoperability0.60section
Semantic interoperabilityrelated to Historical precursorsIn0.60section
Semantic interoperabilityrelated to Historical precursorsJacques Blois0.60section
Semantic interoperabilityrelated to Historical precursorsUniversité Libre0.60section

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