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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 ....
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'm interested in understanding why people choose to leverage technology built on the W3C Semantic Web standards. How did you make the decision to use the technology you chose and what does it enable you to do that you identify as being unique to the ...
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For example from organizations who ....
I eventually gave up and started using semantic web tools, and I haven't of supporters for the semantic web, which is continually driving the effort forward.
The response times I needed.
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What semantic web frameworks are there, and what are the advantages / disadvantages of each? I've made extensive use of Jena , and I have looked at Sesame briefly. Are there others I should consider as well?
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The most web-centric I've seen so far.
They also have a great .NET SDK larger lists of RDF frameworks see Semantic Web FAQ: Tools .
Framework for storing and processing (with rules) semantic web data.
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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 is still on the "very new" list, but these microformats are useful examples of the semantic web a fully semantic....
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For those of you working on Semantic Web development, which C# tools do you use for reasoning, parsing, etc.? The idea is to build a central repository of all C# APIs currently available. Sort of like I did here . Please post links, if you can, so I am...
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A nearly comprehensive list of .net (c# or whatever) semantic web tools could be found at W3C.
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I am new to Semantic Web. I want to start working on creating some basic RDF document and publish them to get a feel how it works.I found a lot of information about the concepts,vocabulary etc but I couldn't find any thing related to development as what...
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Its real a set of ....
A comprehensive list of these tools could be found at link text .
Then, you could get down to examining semantic web tools out there.
An introduction about semantic web technologies such as link text .
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Is allowed to make space in terms of semantic, web standards and accessibility and cross browser compatibility?
Started by jitendra on
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stands for Non-breaking space and is a simple....
Just don't use for things it wasn't intended for, such as indentation .
Sure, why not? In a case like $ 10 , to prevent a line break between the $ and the 10, this is perfectly acceptable .
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Tag-based web sites often suffer from the delicacy of language such as synonyms, homonyms, etc. For programmers looking for information, say on SO, concrete examples are:
Subversion or SVN (or svn, with case-sensitive tags) .NET or Mono [Will add more...
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Recognizing synonyms and semantic connections is something that humans are good.
From Steve).
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I've looked around but most books seem to fall into one of two categories:
Either the book talks about SW technologies but doesn't teach you how to use them Or the book is geared for very complex data modeling and ontology creation. Worse, many of those...
Started by Logomachist on
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These are good books:
Semantic Web Primer
Explorer's Guide to the ....
Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist: Effective Modeling in RDFS and OWL
I saw that but it looked like it was geared for sophisticated data modelers.
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Just like it reads.
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And as to why you would want the semantics....
From wikipedia:
The Semantic Web is an evolving extension of the World Wide Web in which is: "The Semantic Web is to Machines what the World Wide Web is to Humans".
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