Walton, Christopher D. <br/><br/>
Agency and the semantic web /  
Christopher D. Walton.  
 - New York :   Oxford University Press,   2007 
 - 249 p. 
<br/><br/>CONTENIDO<br/>1 The Semantic Web 1<br/>1.1 Information and knowledge 2<br/>1.1.1 Knowledge representation 3<br/>1.1.2 Ontologies and knowledge lifecycles 6<br/>1.2 Agency and reasoning 8<br/>1.2.1 Communication and societies 11<br/>1.3 Knowledge services 14<br/>1.4 Book outline 17<br/>1.5 Suggested reading 18<br/>2 Web knowledge 19<br/>2.1 Resource description framework 20<br/>2.1.1 RDF resources and representation 22<br/>2.1.2 An XML syntax for RDF 24<br/>2.2 RDF schema vocabularios 29<br/>2.2.1 RDF schema concepts 30<br/>2.2.2 An RDF syntax for RDF schema 33<br/>2.3 The web ontology language 37<br/>2.3.1 An RDF syntax for OWL-Lite 40<br/>2.3.2 OWL-DL and OWL-Full 45<br/>2.4 Summary 50<br/>2.5 Exercises 54<br/>2.6 Suggested reading 54<br/>3 Reactive agents 56<br/>3.1 Rational agency 58<br/>3.1.1 Distributed agent systems 60<br/>3.2 Reactive agent systems 61<br/>3.2.1 Equation-based reactive systems 63<br/>3.2.2 State-based reactive systems 67<br/>3.2.3 Verification of state-based reactive systems 69<br/>3.3 Summary 77<br/>3.4 Exercises 80<br/>3.5 Suggested reading 81<br/>4 Practical reasoning and deductive agents 83<br/>4.1 The BDI model 84<br/>4.2 Planning agents 86<br/>4.3 Set-theoretic planning 93<br/>4.4 Deductive reasoning agent systems 96<br/>4.4.1 Temporal deductive systems 100<br/>4.5 Hybrid agent systems 108<br/>4.6 Summary 111<br/>4.7 Exercises 113<br/>4.8 Suggested reading 114<br/>5 Reasoning on the Web 115<br/>5.1 Query languages 116<br/>5.1.1 SPARQL query language 119<br/>5.2 Description logics 124<br/>5.2.1 Description language 126<br/>5.2.2 Knowledge representation 130<br/>5.2.3 Reasoning by knowledge inference 132<br/>5.2.4 Reasoning techniques 134<br/>5.3 Beyond ontologies 137<br/>5.3.1 Rule languages 137<br/>5.3.2 Frame systems 141<br/>5.4 Summary 145<br/>5.5 Exercises 147<br/>5.6 Suggested reading 148<br/>6 Agent communication 150<br/>6.1 Knowledge and communication 151<br/>6.2 Communication techniques 152<br/>6.2.1 The Linda architecture 153<br/>6.2.2 Message passing in SOAP 155<br/>6.2.3 Peer-to-peer architecture 159<br/>6.3 Agent ontologies 161<br/>6.3.1 Performative verbs 162<br/>6.3.2 The FIPA agent communication language 163<br/>6.3.3 FIPA-ACL formal model 166<br/>6.3.4 FIPA-ACL messages 168<br/>6.4 Dialogues 170<br/>6.4.1 Dialogue frames 172<br/>6.5 Artificial social systems 175<br/>6.5.1 Electronic institutions 177<br/>6.5.2 Protocol languages 181<br/>6.6 Summary 187<br/>6.7 Exercises 189<br/>6.8 Suggested reading 191<br/>7 Semantic Web services 193<br/>7.1 Service-oriented architecture 194<br/>7.2 Web services architecture 197<br/>7.3 Web service description language 199<br/>7.4 Knowledge services 203<br/>7.4.1 Web services and agents 204<br/>7.4.2 Multiagent services 206<br/>7.4.3 Agent-based service composition 209<br/>7.5 Service ontologies 215<br/>7.5.1 OWL service ontology 216<br/>7.5.2 OWL-S profile description 218<br/>7.5.3 OWL-S process model 220<br/>7.5.4 OWL-S task model 224<br/>7.5.5 OWL-S grounding 228<br/>7.5.6 Web services modelling ontology 229<br/>7.6 Summary 232<br/>7.7 Exercises 233<br/>7.8 Suggested reading 234<br/>8 Conclusions 236<br/>8.1 The Semantic Web vision 236<br/>8.1.1 Ontology mapping 239<br/>8.1.2 Trust 243<br/>8.2 Suggested reading 246<br/>Index 247<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0199292485 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>WEB SEMANTICA<br/>ONTOLOGIAS<br/>PROCESAMIENTO DE LENGUAJE NATURAL<br/>SEMANTIC WEB
<br/><br/><label>Universal Decimal Class. No.: </label>004.822 W168