Doser is a framework, written during my PhD to easily integrate entity disambiguation algorithms for different knowledge bases. It is generic in the way that knowledge bases with general entities (e.g. Wikipedia) and more specialized entities (e.g. biomedical entities) can be used. This framework is being continuously developed and may contain bugs. The framework is written in Java and is deployed via Maven.
This package contains the following services:
- Disambiguation Service
- Table Disambiguation Service
- RDFSummarization
- Category Suggestion
Basically this project is split up into the following maven subpackages:
- doser-disambiguationserver
- doser-core
- doser-hbase
- doser-hadoop
- doser-extensions
- doser-experiments
- doser-gerbilrest
###Configuration
To make this code runnable, this code must be deployed on a webserver. Additionally, the following configuration file located in src/main/resources of doser-disambiguationserver must be adapted to run this framework probably.
###Service
All services can be addressed with the following links:
- Disambiguation Service: serverurl/doser-disambiguationserver/disambiguate-proxy
- TableDisambiguation Service: serverurl/doser-disambiguationserver/disambiguatetable-proxy
- RDFSummarization Service: serverurl/doser-disambiguationserver/summarize
- CategorySuggestion Service : serverurl/doser-disambiguationserver/categorysuggestion-proxy
###Cite If you use this framework, please use the following snippet to cite this work:
Zwicklbauer, S.; Seifert, C. & Granitzer, M.: From General to Specialized Domain: Analyzing Three Crucial Problems of Biomedical Entity Disambiguation, Proceedings of 26th International Conference on Database and Expert Systems Applications (DEXA), 76-93, Springer,
###Contact If you have further question, please ask stefan.zwicklbauer@uni-passau.de