Library Cataloging
A new Hp report of possible interest, Humboldt: Exploring Linked Data by Georgi Kobilarov and Ian Dickinson (HPL-2008-23)
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Simplifying Question Answering on the Web by Raghu Anantharangachar and Srinivasan Ramani has been published as HPL-2010-92. The growth of World Wide Web (WWW) has created a huge repository of information. However, this information repository can only...
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Gary D. Price over at ResourceShelf and DocuTicker brought some news items to my attention. Canadiana Authorities searches over 660,000 name, title and name/title authority records derived from the AMICUS database. Helping online communities to semantically...
- Tags Into Rdfa
LODr looks interesting. It brings tagging, Web 2.0, into the Semantic Web, Web 3.0.LODr is a RDF-based (re-)tagging service, that allows people to weave their Web 2.0 tagged data into the Linked Data Web and provides a dedicated browsing interface. LODr...
- Dbpedia Tools
Some useful tools from the DBpedia folk.We are pleased to announce the release of the DBpedia Faceted Browser by Jona Christopher Sahnwaldt as well as the DBpedia User Script by Anja Jentzsch. The DBpedia Faceted Browser allows you to explore Wikipedia...
- Tagging Structures And The Organization Of Information
Analyzing Communal Tag Relationships for Enhanced Navigation and User Modeling by Edwin Simpson and Mark H. Butler (HPL-2008-24)The increasing amount of available information has created a demand for better, more automated methods of finding and organizing...
Library Cataloging
RDF Browsing Tool
A new Hp report of possible interest, Humboldt: Exploring Linked Data by Georgi Kobilarov and Ian Dickinson (HPL-2008-23)
Abstract: We present Humboldt, a novel user interface for browsing RDF data. Current user interfaces for browsing RDF data are reviewed. We argue that browsing tasks require both a facet browser's ability to select and process groups of resources at a time and a 'resource at a time' browser's ability to navigate anywhere in a dataset. We describe Humboldt which combines these two features in a single coherent interface. Our approach is based on the operation of pivoting, which enables the user to move the focus of a browsing from one set of resources to a set of related resources. With repeated use of the pivot operation the user can browse anywhere in the data. We describe a preliminary evaluation of our approach and discuss its implications for further development. Publication Info: To be presented and published in Linked Data on the Web (LDW'08), Beijing, China, April 2008
- Question Answering On The Web
Simplifying Question Answering on the Web by Raghu Anantharangachar and Srinivasan Ramani has been published as HPL-2010-92. The growth of World Wide Web (WWW) has created a huge repository of information. However, this information repository can only...
- Older News Items
Gary D. Price over at ResourceShelf and DocuTicker brought some news items to my attention. Canadiana Authorities searches over 660,000 name, title and name/title authority records derived from the AMICUS database. Helping online communities to semantically...
- Tags Into Rdfa
LODr looks interesting. It brings tagging, Web 2.0, into the Semantic Web, Web 3.0.LODr is a RDF-based (re-)tagging service, that allows people to weave their Web 2.0 tagged data into the Linked Data Web and provides a dedicated browsing interface. LODr...
- Dbpedia Tools
Some useful tools from the DBpedia folk.We are pleased to announce the release of the DBpedia Faceted Browser by Jona Christopher Sahnwaldt as well as the DBpedia User Script by Anja Jentzsch. The DBpedia Faceted Browser allows you to explore Wikipedia...
- Tagging Structures And The Organization Of Information
Analyzing Communal Tag Relationships for Enhanced Navigation and User Modeling by Edwin Simpson and Mark H. Butler (HPL-2008-24)The increasing amount of available information has created a demand for better, more automated methods of finding and organizing...