Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of generator_SimpleEvidence


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08/10/06 21:10:49 (18 years ago)
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    3 = [wiki:SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceAlignment] = 
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    5 The [wiki:SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceAlignment] is one of the simplest algorithms for alignment generation. It takes a SimilarityMeasure as configuration input and simply transforms its similarities into EQUALITY relations with a confidence corresponding to their value. This AlignmentGenerator is merely for testing purposes, since the unprocessed similarities of a single measure hardly ever produces a reliable alignment. 
     5The [wiki:generator_SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceAlignment] is one of the simplest algorithms for alignment generation. It takes a SimilarityMeasure as configuration input and simply transforms its similarities into EQUALITY relations with a confidence corresponding to their value. This AlignmentGenerator is merely for testing purposes, since the unprocessed similarities of a single measure hardly ever produces a reliable alignment. 
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    9 The [wiki:SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceMatcher] is basically the same as the [wiki:SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceAlignment], but it employs a MatchingAlignment, thus producing a matching instead of an unrestricted alignment. A matching is an alignment, that matches an entity from one ontology to exactly one entity of another. 
     9The [wiki:generator_SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceMatcher] is basically the same as the [wiki:SimpleEvidence SimpleEvidenceAlignment], but it employs a MatchingAlignment, thus producing a matching instead of an unrestricted alignment. A matching is an alignment, that matches an entity from one ontology to exactly one entity of another.