Knowledgebase Representation for Royal Bengal Tiger In The Context of Bangladesh

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Dr. Md.Sarwar Kamal
Dr. Md.Sarwar Kamal
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Sonia Farhana Nimmy
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Abstract

Royal Bengal Tiger is one of the penetrating threaten animal in Bangladesh forest at Sundarbans. In this work we have had concentrate to establish a robust Knowledgebase for Royal Bengal Tiger. We improve our previous work to achieve efficiency on knowledgebase representation. We have categorized the tigers from others animal from collected data by using Support Vector Machines(SVM) .Manipulating our collected data in a structured way by XML parsing on JAVA platform. Our proposed system generates n-triple by considering parsed data. We proceed on an ontology is constructed by Protégé which containing information about names, places, awards. A straightforward approach of this work to make the knowledgebase representation of Royal Bengal Tiger more reliable on the web. Our experiments show the effectiveness of knowledgebase construction. Complete knowledgebase construction of Royal Bengal Tigers how the efficient out-put. The complete knowledgebase construction helps to integrate the raw data in a structured way. The outcome of our proposed system contains the complete knowledgebase. Our experimental results show the strength of our system by retrieving information from ontology in reliable way.

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Dr. Md.Sarwar Kamal. 2012. \u201cKnowledgebase Representation for Royal Bengal Tiger In The Context of Bangladesh\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - C: Software & Data Engineering GJCST-C Volume 12 (GJCST Volume 12 Issue C10): .

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Royal Bengal Tiger is one of the penetrating threaten animal in Bangladesh forest at Sundarbans. In this work we have had concentrate to establish a robust Knowledgebase for Royal Bengal Tiger. We improve our previous work to achieve efficiency on knowledgebase representation. We have categorized the tigers from others animal from collected data by using Support Vector Machines(SVM) .Manipulating our collected data in a structured way by XML parsing on JAVA platform. Our proposed system generates n-triple by considering parsed data. We proceed on an ontology is constructed by Protégé which containing information about names, places, awards. A straightforward approach of this work to make the knowledgebase representation of Royal Bengal Tiger more reliable on the web. Our experiments show the effectiveness of knowledgebase construction. Complete knowledgebase construction of Royal Bengal Tigers how the efficient out-put. The complete knowledgebase construction helps to integrate the raw data in a structured way. The outcome of our proposed system contains the complete knowledgebase. Our experimental results show the strength of our system by retrieving information from ontology in reliable way.

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