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We review the use on ontologies for the integra- tion of heterogeneous information sources. Based on an in-depth evaluation of existing approaches to this problem we discuss how ontologies are used to support the integration task. We... more
We review the use on ontologies for the integra- tion of heterogeneous information sources. Based on an in-depth evaluation of existing approaches to this problem we discuss how ontologies are used to support the integration task. We evaluate and compare the languages used to represent the ontolo- gies and the use of mappings between ontologies as well as to connect
... 3. Implementation. Back to Top. Two databases are used in the implementation of the proposed method of semantic similarity; they are WordNet [ 15 ] and the Brown Corpus [ 7 ]. Both databases are publicly available and widely used in... more
... 3. Implementation. Back to Top. Two databases are used in the implementation of the proposed method of semantic similarity; they are WordNet [ 15 ] and the Brown Corpus [ 7 ]. Both databases are publicly available and widely used in previously published works. ...
The phenomenon that the physical integration of verbal and pictorial information sources, compared to their physical separation, enhances learning is known as the split-attention effect. This paper investigates how the split-attention... more
The phenomenon that the physical integration of verbal and pictorial information sources, compared to their physical separation, enhances learning is known as the split-attention effect. This paper investigates how the split-attention effect can be best explained against the background of cognitive load theory. In an experimental study, students learned about physiological processes with either an integrated or a split-source format. Secondary task performance was used to measure overall cognitive load, whereas subjective ratings were used to measure intrinsic, extraneous and germane load individually. Learners with split-source format achieved lower learning outcomes, but did not show worse secondary task performance than learners with integrated format. These results contradict the assumption that only an increase in extraneous load for learners with a split-source format mediates the split-attention effect. Mediation analyses of the subjective load ratings revealed that both, extraneous and germane load contributed to the split-attention effect. These results support the assumption that germane load also plays a crucial role in mediating the split-attention effect.
- by Ling Liu
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- Data Mining, Metadata, Software Testing, XML
- by Mikhail Mastepanov and +3
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- Multidisciplinary, Global change, Information Sources, Methane
... The great barrier [in communication] is the language. ... The interview data from the case study suggest that by operating as a barrier and a facilitator in cross-cultural communication, language imposes its own structure on... more
... The great barrier [in communication] is the language. ... The interview data from the case study suggest that by operating as a barrier and a facilitator in cross-cultural communication, language imposes its own structure on communication patterns, flows and informal networks. ...