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I was wondering what are "semantic NOPs" in assembly?
Started by Benjamin on
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Sequence could be thought of as a semantic NOP:
{ // Since none of these have side affects, they are effectively no-ops int x = 5; int y = x * x; int z = y / x; }
A semantic NOP is a collection.
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Hi,
Are there some noticeable outcomes in terms of performance or other aspects to follow semantic HTML?
Thanks
Started by burak ozdogan on
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Well structured HTML will have semantic meaning for a wide range of users and user points mentioned earlier are the basic....
Semantic code uses html elements for their given purpose.
Weather a dl is better than a ul for a given problem etc .
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I've heard a lot about the semantic web but I'm still not exactly sure what it is. How will it be different to the web we know now?
Started by Matthew James Taylor on
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In semantic web you use shared ontologies to establish meaning (semantic) of the object and meaning of relations between/wiki/Semantic_web
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Semantics is about the meaning of the information.
On structure and presentation.
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Hello,
I need to write an essay or a research for the subject Artificial Intelligence. There are many possible topics I can choose from plus we are also allowed to write about any other topic of interest.
One of the topics is Semantic Web. I would like...
Started by Richard Knop on
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OpenCalais is a web service that....
You should easily be able to dig up.
It does relate enough to both Semantic Web and AI.
Also, I think PageRank would be a very good topic .
Systems handle certain challenges that are faced in Semantic Web.
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I want to build a questions and answers page.
It is not a list, it is not tabular data and I am not sure if or how I should use <dl><dt><dd> .
What is the best semantic way to build it and to format it with css?
Started by ravidor on
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As I see it, this is exactly the sort of thing <dl> is meant .
Is that I don't think, from a pure semantic point of view, that questions and answers fit the mould of the most semantic approach.
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What is the best semantic and valid method to make drop shadow around whole #wrapper? on all side. horizontally can be fixed but vertically should be expandable.
Started by jitendra on
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If you are willing to go with another, non semantic method for IE, you could simply use CSS.
Element.
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Hi this is salma.i am doing project.i need any opensource tool or technique to find the semantic similarity between sentences where i give input as two sentences and output as score (i.e.,semantic similarity).can any one know this information.i hope i...
Started by salma on
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I assume that your project is about computing the semantic similarity between sentences and not about something else to....
With a quick research from Google, you can see this , which seems to compute the semantic explain what I mean by that.
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The Semantic Web is an awesome idea. And there are a lot of really cool things that have been done using the semantic web concept. But after all this time I am beginning to wonder if it is all just a pipe dream in the end. If we will ever truly succeed...
Started by Matthew Vines on
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On a practical level, some aspects of the semantic web are taking off:
1) Semantic markup helps search, and semantic markup....
Furthermore, what are you selling? A lot of the purpose behind being semantic beyond being indexable.
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The span element would seem to be exactly like a div, but at the in-line level rather than at the block level, however I can't seem to think of any beneficial logical divisions that the span element can provide. A single sentence, or word if not contained...
Started by cdeszaq on
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Span s can actually be carriers for semantic no effect on the layout is ideal....
Is of semantic value to you (be it just to have a hook for CSS to format first names or to extract them using some scripting language), then you can use a span.
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Input: phrase 1, phrase 2
output: semantic similarity value (between 0 and 1), or the probability these two phrases are talking about the same thing
Started by btw0 on
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I believe you can create something similar to a vector space search index/Levenshtein_distance
You might want to check out this paper:
Sentence similarity based on semantic nets such as "a", "to", "the", etc....
semantic indexing for this.
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