Cover -- Copyright -- DECLARATION -- ABOUT THE EDITOR -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- List of Contributors -- List of Abbreviations -- Preface -- Section 1 Natural Language Processing in IT and web systems -- Chapter 1 Semantic Analysis of Natural Language Queries for an Object Oriented Database -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Natural Language Database -- Query Semantic Validation -- Example Of Query's Validation -- Experimental Results -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 2 Communication Mediated through Natural Language Generation in Big Data Environments: The Case of Nomao -- Abstract, Introduction -- Research issues -- Theoretical and methodological framework -- Data, equipment and method -- Results -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3 Web Semantic and Ontology -- Abstract -- What Do We Represent In An Ontology? -- The Web Ontology Language Owl -- Ontology Language Processors -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4 Towards Understanding Creative Language in Tweets -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Task Description -- Model Description -- Experiments and Results -- Results Analysis -- Conclusions -- Conflicts Of Interest -- References, Section 2 Natural Language Processing in IT and Web Systems -- Chapter 5 Resolving Topic-Focus Ambiguities in Natural Language -- Introduction -- Russell vs. Strawson On Definite Descriptions -- Foundations of Til -- Definite Descriptions: Strawsonian Or Russellian? -- Topic-Focus Ambivalence In General -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter 6 Semantic Interoperability in E-Health for Improved Healthcare -- Introduction -- Semantic Electronic Medical Record (SEMR) System as SAAS Service Model -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References, Chapter 7 CCMF, Computational Context Modeling Framework -- An Ontological Approach to Develop Context-Aware Web Applications -- Introduction -- Related Works -- Case Studies -- Conclusion and Future Work -- References -- Chapter 8 Three Types of Episodic Associations for the Semantic/ Syntactic/Episodic Model of Language Prospective in Applications to the Statistical Translation -- Abstract -- Introduction -- The Brief Semantic/Syntactic/Episodic Model Of Language -- Three Principles For Machine Translation Derived From The Semantic/Syntactic/Episodic Neurolinguistics, and Behavioral Classification Of Living/Natural Words -- Sentential/Paragraphic Categorization -- Collection Of Frequent Word-Pairs -- Word Episodic Symbolization For Computer Applications -- Discussions -- Conclusion -- Highlights -- Conflict Of Interest -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Section 3 Mathematical Algorithms and Natural Language -- Chapter 9 Language and Mathematics: Bridging between Natural Language and Mathematical Language in Solving Problems in Mathematics -- Abstract -- Natural Language And Mathematical Language -- Differences Between Natural Language And Mathematical Language
