Browsing by Author "Jayalal, S"

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  • Agent based Protégé plugin for ontology alignment 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Karunananda, AS; Jayalal, S [Conference-Abstract]
    Ontologies are extensively used to strcuture the domain knowledge. Nowadays, with the large amount of ontologies already available, there is a high demand for reusing the knowledge in existing ontologies. Since ontologies ...
  • Aligning ontologies using multi agent technology 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Karunananda, AS; Jayalal, S [Conference-Abstract]
    Modern information systems extensively use ontologies to model domain knowledge. With the large amount of already available ontologies, there is a high demand for sharing and reusing the knowledge in existing ontologies. ...
  • Classification of cyberbullying Sinhala language comments on social media 
    Amali, HMAI; Jayalal, S; Jayalal, S [Conference-Full-text]
    Due to technological revolution over the years, bullying which was confined to physical boundaries has now moved online. Denigration or insult is one form of cyberbullying. According to Sri Lanka Computer Emergency Readiness ...
  • OntoCD - Ontological solution for curriculum development 
    Karunananda, AS; Rajakaruna, GM; Jayalal, S [Conference-Abstract]
    Design of a new curriculum and revision of an existing curriculum are considered as tedious tasks for academics. This process requires considerable amount of man hours from subject matter experts in several areas. In this ...
  • Towards multi-agent based solution for ontology alignment 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Karunananda, AS; Jayalal, S [Conference-Abstract]
    Ontology alignment is an ontology mapping technique, which is used for sharing and reusing the content of disparate source of ontologies. Aligning dynamic and distributed ontologies turn out to be a research challenge for ...
  • Using agent technology for Ontology alignment 
    Rajakaruna, GM; Karunananda, AS; Jayalal, S [Conference-Full-text]
    In the agricultural domain, different authorities have already developed their own ontologies and maintain them locally. However, for semantic tools to use these ontologies effectively on distributed environments, ontologies ...