NoISE 2015
Negative or Inconclusive Results in Semantic Web

Table of Contents

• Preface
  
  

Keynote

• Negative Results in Computer Science Evaluations
  Maria-Esther Vidal

Interview

• How Can Scientific Methods Provide Guidance for Semantic Web Research and Development?
  Kjetil Kjernsmo, Ruben Verborgh

Accepted Papers

• What SPARQL Query Logs Tell and Do Not Tell about Semantic Relatedness in LOD Or: The Unsuccessful Attempt to Improve the Browsing Experience of DBpedia by Exploiting Query Logs
  Jochen Huelss, Heiko Paulheim
• Named-Entity-based Linking and Exploration of News Using an Adapted Jaccard Metric
  Tom De Nies, Jasper Verplanken, Ruben Verborgh, Wesley De Neve, Erik Mannens, Rik Van de Walle
• Towards Linked Data Update Notifications Reviewing and Generalizing the SparqlPuSH Approach
  Magnus Knuth, Dinesh Reddy, Anastasia Dimou, Sahar Vahdati, George Kastrinakis
• The Role of Negative Results for Choosing an Evaluation Approach – A Recommender Systems Case Study
  Benjamin Heitmann, Conor Hayes
• Are We Really Standing on the Shoulders of Giants?
  Raghava Mutharaju, Pavan Kapanipathi
• Breaking the Paper Barrier and Publishing At the Speed of Thought
  Katie Chapman, Chris Chapman