SemanticWeb2
From StartupCamp
Contents |
[edit]
Is the Semantic Web Doomed?
'Startup Camp 5: San Francisco, May 4-5, 2008
Notes from prior Startup Camp session on semantic web.
[edit]
Session Notes
[edit]
MarkCarranza - notes from blissn :)
- 1 8:37 am
- 2 5/5/08
- 3 twine
- 4 semantic discovery
- 5 to have discovery happen
- 6 I like knowledge
- 7 Michele Urbino
- 8 Michele Urbino: private/public data
- 9 it is doomed
- 10 it doesn't match the way people think
- 11 how do you label it?
- 12 what is it about?
- 13 the properties of a basketball
- 14 the properties of a basketball depend on context
- 15 the properties of a basketball depend on context: on land vs. in water
- 16 an XML framework
- 17 it depends of the context
- 18 RDF is an XML framework
- 19 RDF
- 20 things are tagged
- 21 categories that people agree on
- 22 URIs refer to things
- 23 we can create our own words
- 24 resource identifiers
- 25 URIs: resource identifiers
- 26 in logic you start off with a syntax
- 27 N3
- 28 any type of language
- 29 RDF RML
- 30 we have many syntaxes
- 31 as a mini language
- 32 as a mini language of the semantic web
- 33 triples
- 34 RDF triples
- 35 RDF triples: subject, relation, object
- 36 moving beyond syntax
- 37 the meaning of the object is understandable by software
- 38 the triple of subject, relation, object
- 39 what does the subject mean?
- 40 the "what does the subject mean?" problem
- 41 screw/bolt
- 42 things having to do with what people are interested in
- 43 applying knowledge in an argument
- 44 RDFA
- 45 the big word I like: hyperdata
- 46 hypertext is text that links to other text
- 47 hyperdata is data that links to other data
- 48 applying knowledge in the physical world
- 49 relations to other documents
- 50 an open world assumption
- 51 that's my name
- 52 one of the formats that you specify
- 53 RDFA: how to embed RDF in HTML
- 54 in this document
- 55 RDF in this document
- 56 FOAF
- 57 FOAF: friend of a friend
- 58 doing hyperdata
- 59 assuming someone wants to articulate triples
- 60 a semantic address book
- 61 let's just cede the point
- 62 other triples
- 63 FOAF solves a real problem
- 64 social networks are fragmenting rapidly
- 65 a web of relations that's open
- 66 using universal namespaces
- 67 this tool knows how to understand
- 68 how everyone going to agree?
- 69 the tools are the key
- 70 knowledge management in real companies
- 71 SKOS
- 72 SKOS: simple knowledge management organization system
- 73 not specifying the relationship
- 74 linking and not specifying the relationship
- 75 when you want
- 76 we reason with the web
- 77 the big graph of relations
- 78 if you want to be more precise
- 79 an application that uses semantic technology
- 80 doing semantics under the hood
- 81 to merge information
- 82 to merge structured information
- 83 to merge structured information from many databases
- 84 dbpedia
- 85 dbpedia: structures wikipedia into triples
- 86 SPARQL
- 87 SPARQL query
- 88 RDF searching
- 89 rdf database
- 90 RDF query
- 91 who decides what goes in triples?
- 92 who decides what goes in the triples?
- 93 a general solution for intelligence
- 94 interesting applications of the semantic web
- 95 a well-understood domain
- 96 to start in well-understood domains
- 97 you start in well-understood domains
- 98 you start small in well-understood domains
- 99 Stanly Knutson
- 100 manual writing is not going to happen
- 101 the semantic web is just an extension of the web
- 102 thought is biological
- 103 all the information is always up to date
- 104 I don't care if it's semantic, it's pretty useful
- 105 putting down the reasoning
- 106 the FOAF vocabulary
- 107 the ontology can be structurally different
- 108 Nadim Bitar
- 109 consciousness modeling in computers
- 110 human style learning
- 111 the user delivery experience is what people care about
- 112 a complex set of procedures
- 113 you have to take simple problems
- 114 to make applications semantic
- 115 to make applications semantic applications
- 116 the kinds of problems that interest me
- 117 Boeing took 3 1/2 years about how to categorize screws and bolts
- 118 trying to come up with categories is hard
- 119 the stale data problem
- 120 what are the things that are going to get adopted?
- 121 a translation service
- 122 a natural language translation service
- 123 the information overload that we have will push providers to provide semantic value
- 124 intelligent agents
- 125 Dave Beckett at Yahoo! is creating Redland
- 126 the total knowledge growth
- 127 the total knowledge growth of humanity
- 128 the total knowledge growth of computer-connected humanity
[edit]
FirstnameLastname
- Thoughts & notes
