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  <description><![CDATA[The Semantic Web can be viewed as a collection of RDF graphs serialized by RDF documents that distributed in the Web. Its utility depends on three issues: availability (existence of data), accessibility (users can retrieve the data they want), and quality (users can judge the quality of the retrieved data). While more data are available in the Semantic Web, the latter two issues are often ignored or circumscribed due to lacking of tools and mechanisms. This dissertation proposes an ontology-b...]]></description>
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  <description><![CDATA[The Semantic Web was invented by Tim Berners-Lee in 1998 as a web of data for machine consumption. Its applicability in supporting real world applications on the World Wide Web, however, remains unclear to this day because most existing works treat the Semantic Web as one universal RDF graph and ignore the Web aspect. In fact, the Semantic Web is distributed on the Web as a web of belief: each piece of Semantic Web data is independently published on the Web as a certain agent's belief instead...]]></description>
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  <description><![CDATA[Collaboration, especially knowledge sharing, enables the advance of science as well as human society. In cyberspace, socializing the traditionally isolated intelligent software agents is the ultimate goal of the emerging Semantic Web activity. When making collaboration decisions, an agent usually needs explicitly represented facts about the agent world, such as ``who knows what" and ``who can do what". However, the limited computation and storage resources forbid an agent to independently mai...]]></description>
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