| Abstract |
In this presentation, I will give a brief overview of my research, with special focus on the assessment of trustworthiness of content on the Web. As is to be expected, provenance is an essential element in my proposed approach. However, for most Web resources, there is little to no provenance available, or at least not in a standard form. Therefore, I propose two ways to obtain this provenance: through reconstruction of missing provenance, and through mapping of non-standardized provenance. I'll conclude with a number of examples of experiments I've performed for these aspects of my research. |