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Automated extraction of concept matcher thesaurus from semi-structured catalogue-like sources of data on the web
Ontology design and the process of populating a data-set with knowledge following the chosen or developed ontology to fit the principles of Semantic Web and Linked Open Data is a time-consuming and iterative process, requiring either expert knowledge or a set of tools for data scraping from web. A valid and consistent ontology and knowledge withing the data-set require unification of concepts which means overcoming ambiguity and synonymy of terms which become individuals of ontology. In this paper we spot on techniques used for organising a Russian food product data-set under a light-weight FOOD Ontology and concept matching in particular. Main approaches to data-set concept unification, synonymic term matching and ways to collect dictionaries for matcher are mentioned. The tool for catalogue-like semi-structured resources parsing and thesaurus extraction is developed and introduced for the task of on-the-fly concept matching.