Lecture

Distributed Information Systems: Overview and Challenges

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This lecture provides an overview of Distributed Information Systems, covering topics such as centralized vs. distributed systems, autonomy, semantic heterogeneity, and key issues like data overload and information starvation. It discusses approaches like standardization, syntactic heterogeneity, and trust evaluation. The instructor explores the challenges of managing distributed data, semantic interoperability, and protecting privacy. The lecture emphasizes the importance of creating relationships among models, using common reference models, and leveraging natural language for communication and information retrieval.

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