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FIGURE 1. Matching network of ontologies example adapted from [10].
FIGURE 2. The Framework of Research Design.
FIGURE 3. Phase 1 -sigkdd ontology example.
FIGURE 5. Phase 3 -5 × 2 example.
+5 FIGURE 6. Phases 1 and 2 -windows shift comparison.
Matching Network of Ontologies: A Random Walk and Frequent Itemsets Approach
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  • Mar 2022
A System of Systems (SoS) is a complex set of IS (Information Systems) created by the aggregation and interconnection of ISs. SoS brings unexpected behavior and functionality during its construction to the benefit of its users and the SoS itself. The integration of SoSs is a matter of time. However, as SoSs can behave as an organization, it may be...
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... main output files were the visit file, summarizing each node with the total number of visits and the paths where it was present, and the binary file containing each valid path 1 or 0 indicating whether or not a specific node was visited. Figure 3 shows the random walk sliding window algorithm gathering data from the sigkdd ontology and creating the main output files: visits and binary. This experiment focused only on the Class node types for feasibility when manually analyzing the results from each step in each phase. ...

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