Research on High-Tech Transfer Monitoring Ontology

Zhe Jun Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.543-547.4646

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Research on High-Tech Transfer Monitoring Ontology

Abstract:

Sustainable development is a meaningful indicator for high-tech transfer. High-tech transfer monitoring is an effectual measure for high-tech transfer evaluation. This paper takes high-tech transfer projects as a data source, considers the key words and new words extracted by NLPIR from the projects, and proposes a high-tech word similarity calculating method based on morphological similarity, word length similarity and individual character similarity. Applied this method onto high-tech word similarity measurement, and acquires high-tech word similarity matrixes. Cluster based on this high-tech word similarity matrix. Construct high-tech ontology, according to cluster result. Extract the corresponding high-tech monitoring indicators and values of high-tech ontology through Regex. Finally construct high-tech transfer monitoring ontology, and monitor the sustainable development of high-tech transfer. Formulating high-tech word similarity computing software achieves high-tech word similarity computer measurement and verifies the feasibility and accuracy of this computing model.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 543-547)

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4646-4652

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March 2014

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Zhe Jun Zhu*

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High Technology, High-Tech, Monitoring Ontology, New Technology, Technology Transfer, Word Similarity

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