An Ontology-Based HTML to XML Conversion Using Intelligent Agents

How to organize and classify large amounts of heterogeneous information accessible over the Internet is a major problem faced by industry, government, and military organizations. XML is clearly a potential solution to this problem, [1,2] however, a significant challenge is how to automatically convert information currently expressed in a standard HTML format to an XML format. Within the Virtual Information Processing Agent Research (VIPAR)1 project, we have developed a process using Internet ontologies and intelligent software agents to perform automatic HTML to XML conversion for Internet newspapers. The VIPAR software is based on a number of significant research breakthroughs. Most notably, the ability for intelligent agents to use a flexible RDF ontology to transform HTML documents to XML tagged documents. The VIPAR system is currently deployed at the US Pacific Command, Camp Smith, HI, traversing up to 17 Internet newspapers daily. 1 The Virtual Information Processing Agent Resear...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2002
• Where: HICSS
• Authors: Thomas E. Potok, Mark T. Elmore, Joel W. Reed, Nagiza F. Samatova
• Keywords: Biometrics, HICSS 2002, Information Processing Agent, Processing Agent Research, Virtual Information Processing