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Data-Extraction Ontology Generation by Example

This project presents a semi-automated technique for generating data extraction ontologies, leveraging a By-Example approach. Developed by the Data Extraction Group at Brigham Young University and funded by the NSF, this system aims to simplify the extraction of semi-structured web data for common users. By using a web-based tool, users can effortlessly create ontologies that define object and relationship sets, extraction patterns, and constraints. The results demonstrate precise extraction capabilities, enhancing the effectiveness of data manipulation across diverse web sources.

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Data-Extraction Ontology Generation by Example

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  1. Data-Extraction Ontology Generation by Example Yuanqiu (Joe) Zhou Data Extraction Group Brigham Young University Sponsored byNSF

  2. Motivation • Semi-structured Web data need to be extracted for further manipulations. • Contrast to other wrapper generation techniques, BYU ontology-based data-extraction technique is resilient. • By-Example approach makes it possible to help common users generate ontologies easily.

  3. Canon PowerShot S40 4.0 1600 x 1200 1024 x 768 640 x 480 Web-based System GUI

  4. Extraction Ontology Architecture Data Frame Library Sample Pages Ontology Generator User DefinedForm System GUI Populated Database Extraction Engine Test Pages

  5. Extraction Ontology • Object and Relationship Sets and Constraints • Extraction Patterns • Keywords and Context Expressions

  6. Ontology GenerationObject and Relationship Sets and Constraints Base [0:1] A [1:*] Base [0:2] B [1:*] Base [0:*] C [1:*] Base [0:2] D1 [1:*] D2 [1:*] Base [0:*] E1 [1:*] E2 [1:*]

  7. A [0:1] F [1:*] B1 [0:1] G [1:*] B1, B2 : B … … B2 [0:1] H [1:*] I [1:*] Ontology GenerationObject and Relationship Sets and Constraints

  8. Ontology GenerationExtraction Patterns • Data Frame Library • Lexicons • Synonym Dictionaries or thesauri • Regular Expressions • Matching extraction patterns: • Only one • More than one (use extraction pattern filters) • None (create one)

  9. Ontology GenerationKeywords and Context Expressions • 3.5x optical zoom (2.5xdigital) • a superior4x Optical Zoom Nikkor lens, plus4x stepless digital zoom • optical 3X/digital6Xzoom

  10. Sample Web Page Canon PowerShot G2 4.0 2272 x 1074 3 2 User Defined Forms Object and Relationship Sets and Constraints DigitalCamera [-> object] DigitalCamera [0:1] Brand [1:*] DigitalCamera [0:1] Model [1:*] DigitalCamera [0:1] CCDResolution [1:*] DigitalCamera [0:1] ImageResolution [1:*] DigitalCamera [0:1] Zoom [1:*] Zoom [0:1] DigitalZoom [1:*] Zoom [0:1] OpticalZoom [1:*]

  11. Extraction Ontology DigitalCamera [-> object]; DigitalCamera [0:1] Brand [1:*]; DigitalCamera [0:1] ImageResolution [1:*]; DigitalCamera [0:1] Zoom [1:*]; DigitalCamera [0:1] CCDResolution [1:*]; Zoom[0:1] OpticalZoom[1:*]; Brand matches [10] constant{ extract "\bNikon\b";}, { extract "\bCanon\b";}, { extract "\bOlympus\b";}, { extract "\bMinolta\b";}, { extract "\bSony\b";}; end; CCD Resolution matches [20] constant{ extract"\b\d(\.\d{1,2})?\b"; }; keyword"\bMegapixel\b”, "\bCCD\b", "\bCCD Resolution\b"; end; OpticalZoom matches [10] constant{ extract "\b\d(\.\d)"; context"\b\d(\.\d)?(x)\b";}; keyword"\boptical\b"; end;

  12. Measurements • How much of the ontology was generated with respect to how much could have been generated? • How many components generated should not have been generated? • What comparisons can we make about the precision and recall ratios of extraction data between a system-generated ontology and an expert-generated ontology? • How many sample pages are necessary for acceptable system performance?

  13. Contributions • Proposes a by-example approach to semi-automatically generate data-extraction ontologies • Constructs a Web-based tool to generate data-extraction ontologies

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