Master thesis structure¶
This is a structure tree of the master thesis. The topics are selected from master-thesis-topic-list. The length of the master thesis should be ~60 pages
Alternative table of contents¶
Introduction
(???) The importance of knowledge representation for scientific progress in physics
What is an ontology
Types of semantic networks
How is physics knowledge structured
Overview
Structuring the different subject areas of physics
Collecting physics terms (4 Pages)
Using the Wikipedia page titles
Manual selection
Creating a subtopic tree (11 Pages)
What is a subtopic tree
[subtopic-tree-algorithms-description
Subtopic tree evaluation methods](../approaches/subtopic-tree-algorithms-description.md)
physics-term-adapted-subtopic-tree-evaluation-free-association-algorithm
subtopic-tree-comparison + comparison-of-frAss-and-subd-for-different-parameters
Representing physical knowledge as semantic triples
Generating semantic triples of natural language (16 Pages)
What are the criteria for well formed triples (see evaluation process validness)
Triple generation with LLMs
Correlated triple generation correlated-triples-evaluation
Freely associated triples free-associated-triples-evaluation
Evaluation metric for the correlated triples
Answering physical questions with semantic networks
Extracting semantic data from scientific texts
Building a citation graph using the semantic-scholar-api
(3 Pages)
Triple generation using Stanford open IE
Paper content extraction
Quality evaluation
Creating a semantic network of sentences (5 Pages)
Manual creation of a semantic network of sentences
Automated creation of a semantic network of sentences
Creating a physics ontology
Creating a specified semantic network (4 Pages)
Introduction to the topic area of top tagging
Creating a physics ontology
Inserting them into the ontology
Creating a general physics ontology with the help of LLMs
(???) Combining different types of semantic networks (???)
Handling equations with semantic networks
Creating a semantic network of equations (5 Pages)
Combining multiple equations into one network
Summary and outlook
Summary (1 Page)
Possible applications (4 Pages)
Conclusion (1 Page)