Although large collections of chemical data have recently become represented in RDF and exposed to SPARQL querying [11 13], seamless and facile integration of computational resource output to enable query completion has been difficult to attain with currently existing technologies.
Our web implementation supports diverse query types and seamless searching of annotations using an AJAX-based real-time searching system.
Another unique aspect of NetGestalt is the enabling of seamless connections among the data query, visualization, and integration features, which can be used iteratively in different combinations to serve the needs of the users, maximizing the synergy among omics data, human visualization, and quantitative analysis.
LD-Spline also has the great advantage of running as a fast and efficient self-contained procedure within the database management system, allowing seamless integration with existing database queries and operations.
The simplicity of SADI architecture allows for natural computational resource integration into the Semantic Web, as demonstrated by seamless service invocation through simple SPARQL queries.
Thus, the integration of SADI services into the Semantic Web by means of integration into SPARQL queries with SHARE is seamless and requires no additional programming on the part of the life science researcher.
Garg and his colleagues believe the process of fulfilling search queries will become more seamless, so they've built systems that seek to automatically produce better routing based on a host of inputs.
The proposed query language and algebra represent seamless extensions to SQL and relational database engines, respectively.
In this work, we shall describe and discuss the exposition of a range of computational chemical resources as SADI services and their resultant amenability to seamless automated semantic integration through ontologies, SPARQL queries, and with graphical interfaces.
The components of a system must appear seamless to allow for efficient data entry, queries and report preparation, and must also allow for rapid deployment of new services.
