SPARQL and SKOS Enabled Multilingual Polyhierarchical Thesaurus : Designing a Framework
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https://doi.org/10.17821/srels/2022/v59i4/169656Keywords:
TemaTres, Thesaurus, Visual Vocabulary, Polyhierarchy, Multilingual, SKOS, SPARQLAbstract
The goal of this work is to investigate a multilingual thesaurus with a polyhierarchical structure based on TemaTres to publish vocabulary on the web for the simple retrieval of multilingual information by users. It could easily retrieve related metadata from other sources to improve advanced library services. The TemaTres and LAMP Architecture built and created this integrated prototype framework on the Ubuntu platform. Apart from that, it investigates Google Translate for easy data entry in various terms and facets across many languages. It must configure vocabulary settings to build a multilingual enabled polyhierarchical structure based on SPARQL Endpoint and API services. The study's primary outcomes include the development of a multilingual integrated framework for easy retrieval of information on various terms and facets by users. A multilingual data entry framework on a specific topic can be created using Unicode and TemaTres. There are numerous scripts and strategies available for web publishing. This study is unique in that it focuses on creating and retrieving multilingual thesaurus based on polyhierarchical relationships. The library professionals and users will benefit significantly from these integrated vocabulary services. It makes SPARQL linked data facilities by providing a visual vocabulary and thesaurus construction interface based on Web 2.0 and API services.
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