Stanford CIT's Technology for CommerceNet

Stanford Center for Information Technology (CIT)'s efforts on CommerceNet are provided by the Logic Group, the Knowledge Systems Laboratory, and the Database Group.

CIT has produced these short papers on smart catalogs.

• Smart Catalog and Virtual Catalogs.
• A Smart Catalog and Brokering Architecture for Electronic Commerce.
• Developing an Internet Presence with On-line Electronic Catalogs.
• A Distributed and Anonymous knowledge Sharing approach to Software Interoperation.
• Precision and Recall of GlOSS Estimators for Database Discovery.
• Network-Based Information Brokers.
• Digital Libraries, Value, and Productivity.
• On the Barriers and Future of Knowledge Discovery.
• Interoperation, Mediation, and Ontologies.
• An Algebra for Ontology Composition.
• I3 Architecture Standard Vocabulary.

• Software Agents.
• A Knowledge Sharing Approach to Software Interoperation.
• A Common Lisp API and Facilitator for ABSI.

• What is an Ontology?
• Sharable Ontologies Library.
• The DARPA Knowledge Sharing Effort.
• Toward a knowledge medium for collaborative product development.
• Toward principles for the design of ontologies used for knowledge sharing.

• The Effectiveness of GlOSS for the Text Database Discovery Problem.
• Distributed Selective Dissemination of Information.
• Object Exchange Across Heterogeneous Information Sources.

• An ontology for engineering mathematics.
• Toward principles for the design of ontologies used for knowledge sharing.
• The Role of Reversible Grammars in Translating Between Representation Languages.