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Title Extracting core knowledge from Linked Data
Abstract Recent research has shown the Linked Data cloud to be a potentially ideal basis for improving user experience when interacting with Web content across diff erent applications and domains. Using the explicit knowledge of datasets, however, is neither suffi cient nor straightforward. Dataset knowledge is often not uniformly organized, thus it is generally unknown how to query for it. To deal with these issues, we propose a dataset analysis approach based on knowledge patterns, and show how the recognition of patterns can support querying datasets even if their vocabularies are previously unknown. Finally, we discuss results from experimenting on three multimedia-related datasets.

Other presentations by Lora Aroyo

DateTitle
26 February 2007
26 March 2007
12 January 2009 Personalized Museum Tours
01 November 2010 Trust in Cross Social Networks (TruSiS) project
31 October 2011 Extracting core knowledge from Linked Data
29 October 2012 Crowdsourcing for NLP Ground Truth Data (in the medical domain)