Modeling Narrative Structures in Logical Overlays on Top of Knowledge Repositories

作者: Hermann Kroll , Denis Nagel , Wolf-Tilo Balke

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-62522-1_18

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摘要: An important part of the scientific discourse is exchange knowledge in form stringent, well-arranged, and interconnected arguments. These ‘scientific storylines’ allow to put central entities, observations, experiments, etc. into perspective thus ease understanding underlying mechanisms, dependencies, or theories. Moreover, taking a bird’s eye view allows discern recurring narrative patterns that have proven helpful for validating, comparing, fusing information across individual publications even between disciplines. However, current repositories still struggle with representing such structured way. This because narratives do not only contain factual bits information, but also parts like temporal developments, causal In this paper, we present an innovative conceptual model using logical overlay structure bridge gaps types repositories. We explain how bindings validate modeled sense provenance. brief, overlays plus adequate effectively fuse improve retrieval discovery tasks by structurally aligning driven some narrative. Finally, practically demonstrate usefulness our applying it PubMed bio-medical collection.

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