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From Dynamic to Unbalanced

Ontology Matching

Jie Tang

Knowledge Engineering Group,

Dept. of Computer Science and Technology

Tsinghua University

May 22th 2009

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ObjectThing

Washington_course Cornell_course

College_of_Arts_and_Sciences


Linguistics

Linguistics

Asian_Studies

Asian_Languages_and_Literature

French_Linguistics_FRLINGLinguistics_LING

Romance_Linguistics_ROLING

Spanish_Linguistics_SPLING

1O本体 2O本体

What is Ontology Matching?

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Ontology Matching

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Problem Definition

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Cardinality O1 O2 Mapping Expression

1:1 Faculty Academic staff O1.Faculty= O2.Academic staff

1:n Name First name, Last name O1.Name= O2.First name+O2.Last name

n:1 Cost, Tax ratio Price O1.Cost*(1+ O1.Tax ratio)= O2.Price

1:null AI

null:1 AI

n:m BookTitle, BookaNo,

PublisherNo,

PublisherName

Book, Publisher O1.BookTitle + O1.BookaNo +

O1.PublisherNo + O1.PublisherName =

O2.Book + O2.Publisher

Matching Function:

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Ontology Matching

• Our work

RiMOM: Risk minimization based approach – Jie Tang, et al. Journal of Web Semantics. 2006, Dec. (JoWS, IF：3.41)

Dynamic ontology matching framework – Juanzi Li, Jie Tang, et al. TKDE, 2009

Unbalanced ontology matching – Qian Zhong, Hanyu Li, Juanzi Li, Guotong Xie, Jie Tang. SIGMOD’2009.

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RiMOM—A tool for ontology matching

• OAEI(2006-2008):an international contest on ontology alignment

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Benchmark Results

Precsion

Recall

F-measure 0

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0.6

0.8

1 Anatomy Results

Precision

Recall

Recall+

F-measure

0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8

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agrafsa Subtrack Results

Precision

Msg from Chair:“I’m really

surprised by the good results of

these years RiMOM, you can

compete with the top systems

that make use of such

background knowledge.”

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RiMOM—A tool for ontology matching

http://keg.cs.tsinghua.edu.cn/project/RiMOM/

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Outline

• Dynamic Multi-strategy Ontology Matching

• Unbalanced Ontology Matching

• Discussion

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A Dynamic Multi-strategy Ontology

Alignment Framework

• Matching = Multi-strategies + Strategy selection

• Concept/Attribute name

• Concept/Attribute path

• Concept/Attribute’s description

• Instance

• Structure

• Associate a loss for each candidate matching

• Strategy selection: determine if we should use the strategies

- Linguistic similarity factor

- Structural similarity factor

1 2

# __

max(# ,# )

same labelF LS

c c

1 2

# __

max(# _ ,# _ )

common conceptF SS

nonleaf c nonleaf c

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A General Processing Flow

Strategy pool

Similarity factor

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ObjectThing

Washington_course Cornell_course



Linguistics

Linguistics

Asian_Studies

Asian_Languages_and_Literature

French_Linguistics_FRLINGLinguistics_LING

Romance_Linguistics_ROLING

Spanish_Linguistics_SPLING

1OSchema 2OSchema

Multiple Strategies

• Concept name: similarity(washington_course, cornell_course)

• Concept path: similarity(/object/washington_course, /thing/cornell_course)

• Concept description: classifier = train(O2) and classify (O1, classifier)

• Instance: classifier = train(O2) and classify (O1, classifier)

• Structure: taxonomy information. E.g. Hypernyms and Hyponyms

Asian languages

CHIN

Asian studies

THAI

Thai

HINDI

Korean

1O 2O

KOREAN

Hindi

Thaixyz

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001

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Query

vector

Doc1

vector

Doc3

vector

Doc4 vector

Multiple Linguistic Strategies

• Edit distance on entity’s label

• WordNet:

• Vector-based similarity

Conferece

Conference

label

The location of an

event, An event

presenting work

description

Spg04

(label:)

SemPGrid 04 Workshop

(name:)

SemPGrid 04 Workshop

(location:)

New-York NY US

(date:)

--05 2004

instances

…

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Similarity Propagation

Thing Object

location place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

subClassOf

hasProperty range

Reference Address DirectionsEntry

Thing

Object

Reference

Directions

Address

Direction

Reference

Entry

Address

Entry

location

place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

The construction of an intermediate graph from original ontologies

Ontology 1 Ontology 2

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Similarity Propagation (cont.)

• Propagate similarities along edges

• Three types of edges:

– Class to Class (CCP)

– Class to Property (CPP)

– Property to Property (PPP)

Thing

Object

Reference

Directions

Address

Direction

Reference

Entry

Address

Entry

location

place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

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0.3 0.6 0.5 0.2

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weight=0.5

0.6+0.7*0.5+0.9*0.5=1.4

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• weighted vector generation

• content feature

• structure feature

• cosine similarity

Strategy Pool

Strategy pool

Edit-distance

Sim = 1-ED(label1, label2)

Vector-similarity

Path-similarity

• entity path

• path similarity definition

Background-knowledge

• external knowledge

• similarity definition

Similarity-combination

1 21...

1 2

1...

,,

k kk n

kk n

w Map e eMap e e

w

Similarity-propagation

• three propagation strategies

• CCP, PPP, CPP

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Strategy Selection—Similarity factor

• Label similarity factor

• Structure similarity factor

1 2

# __

max(# ,# )

same labelF LS

c c

1 2

# __

max(# _ ,# _ )

common conceptF SS

nonleaf c nonleaf c

Part

Chapter

InBook

InCollection

InProceedings

JournalPart

Article

Review

Editorial

Letter

Part

Chapter

InBook

InCollection

InProceedings

Article

Ontology 1 Ontology 2

F_LS = 6/10

F_SS = 1/2

max(#c1, #c2) = 10 max(#nonleaf_c1, #nonleaf_c2) = 2

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Strategy Selection

• Strategy Selection

– Selection with the two similarity factors

– Determining whether a strategy is to be used in the

alignment process

– E.g. if F_SS>0.25, we use CCP, CPP, and PPP for

propagation. …

• Linguistic Strategy

– Adding structural features in vector-based similarity

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Outline


– Experimental Results


• Discussion

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Data Sets

• OAEI 2006

– Benchmark (15-69), 53 alignment tasks

– Directory: (4,500), Yahoo and ODP

– Food: (16,000 vs. 41,000), two SKOS thesaurus

• OAEI 2007

• Comparison methods

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Statistics on the Data Set

Data set Ontology #concept #attribute #alignment

（ground truth） #instance

Benchmark

Reference Ontology 33 59 -- 76

101 33 61 91 111

103 33 61 91 111

104 33 61 91 111

201 34 62 91 111

202 34 62 91 111

204 33 61 91 111

205 34 61 91 111

221 34 61 91 111

222 29 61 91 111

223 68 61 91 111

224 33 59 91 0

225 33 61 91 111

228 33 0 33 55

230 25 54 75 83

301 15 40 61 0

302 15 31 48 0

303 54 72 49 0

304 39 49 76 0

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Similarity between Ontologies

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Results on OAEI2006

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RiMOM vs. RiMOM-SP

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RiMOM vs. RiMOM-SS

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Relationship with Several Classical

Methods

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Results on OAEI 2006

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Results on OAEI2006

• Directory

• Food

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Results on OAEI 2007

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Result on OAEI 2008

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Benchmark Results

Precsion

Recall

F-measure 0

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1 Anatomy Results

Precision

Recall

Recall+

F-measure

0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8

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agrafsa Subtrack Results

Precision

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Experiences

• Structure information is very important in many

alignment tasks for achieving high performance

• An effective method for combining the multiple

strategies can enhance alignment performance

– Investigate more factors to describe the

characteristics of the ontologies

– Exploit new strategies for ontology alignment

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Outline



• Discussion

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Unbalanced Ontology

Several challenges: • Single domain vs. multiple domains

• Small size vs. large-size ontology

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Key Problems

• Linguistic-based strategy

– |O1| x |O2|

• Structure-based strategy

– In memory graphs

– Iterative propagation

Thing Object

location place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

subClassOf

hasProperty range


Onto1 Onto2 Thing

Object

Reference

Directions

Address

Direction

Reference

Entry

Address

Entry

location

place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

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Our Approach

Lightweight ontology

Heavyweight ontology

Sub-ontology

2. construct

1.Select candidates

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Step 1: Select Candidates

Similarity between ci and Ol

Edit-distance

e.g. site vs. cite

WordNet

Complexity:

|O1| x |O2|

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Step 2: Construct Sub-ontology

influence similarity

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V

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Step 3: Finding Matching Results

Thing Object

location place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

subClassOf

hasProperty range


Onto1 Onto2 Thing

Object

Reference

Directions

Address

Direction

Reference

Entry

Address

Entry

location

place

subClassOf

hasProperty range

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Outline



– Experimental Results

• Discussion

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Data Set

• OAEI 2007

– GEMET: (5,280) The European Environment Agency

GEMET ontology.

– AGROVOC: (28,439) AGROVOC thesaurus provided by

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

– NAL: (42,326) The Agricultural thesaurus released by the

National Agricultural Library.

• Evaluation Measures

– Precision

– Recall

– F1-Measure

– CPU Time

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Data Statistics

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Precision

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Recall

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F1-Measure

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CPU Time

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Outline



• Discussion

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Discussion

• Large-scale ontology matching

– Both ontologies are very large

• Group ontology matching

– A large number of sub ontologies

• Social ontology integration

– Folksonomies

• Active learning for ontology matching

– User interactions

• Beyond one-one alignment

• Beyond alignment

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Related Publications

• Jie Tang, Juanzi Li, Bangyong Liang, Xiaotong Huang, Yi Li, and Kehong

Wang. Using Bayesian Decision for Ontology Mapping. Journal of Web

Semantics, Vol(4) 4:243-262, December 2006. (Top 10 cited papers in

JWS's history)

• Juanzi Li, Jie Tang, Yi Li, and Qiong Luo. RiMOM: A Dynamic Multi-Strategy

Ontology Alignment Framework. IEEE Transaction on Knowledge and Data

Engineering (TKDE). August 2009 (vol. 21 no. 8) pp. 1218-1232. (one of

top cited papers among TKDE 2009's 100+ papers)

• Qian Zhong, Hanyu Li, Juanzi Li, Guotong Xie, Jie Tang, and Lizhu Zhou. A

Gauss Function based Approach for Unbalanced Ontology Matching. In

Proceedings of the 2009 ACM SIGMOD international conference on

Management of data (SIGMOD'2009). pp.669-680.

• Feng Shi, Juanzi Li, and Jie Tang. Actively Learning Ontology Matching via

User Interaction. In Proceedings of the 8th International Conference of

Semantic Web (ISWC'2009). pp. 585-600.

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Thanks!

Q&A HP:

http://keg.cs.tsinghua.edu.cn/persons/tj/

http://keg.cs.tsinghua.edu.cn/persons/tj/

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