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Collective Semantics: Collective Intelligence & the Semantic Web - Semantically enriching folksonomies with flor

author: Sofia Angeletou, The Knowledge Media Institute, The Open University

Description

Web 2.0 has introduced new style of information sharing featuring mass user participation, social networking, heterogeneity of data sources, and a huge scale of information and knowledge, posing difficulties in discovering relevant information. The Semantic Web may contribute by providing a language basis and ontologies to support structuring, or introducing new ways to explore the information space. This may be achieved by combining semantics from semantic web resources with structure of the sharing platforms (tags, social acquaintances etc.) and automatic content analysis tools. This workshop targets integration arising from the mining of Web 2.0 information, multimedia content and knowledge with help of the Semantic Web.

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Slides
0:00 Semantically Enriching Folksonomies with
0:08 Semantic Web2.0
0:24 Web2.0
0:41 tagging systems’ characteristics
1:24 ..an example
1:36 .. some missed photos
1:57 modifying the query..
2:07 our goal
2:27 our goal
3:05 our goal
3:37 “Dolphin OR Seal OR Sea Elephant OR Whale”
3:43 existing work on folksonomy enrichment
4:31 our approach
5:31 FLOR
5:56 1.1.Lexical Isolation
6:32 1.2.Lexical Normalisation
7:14 FLOR methodology
7:53 2. Sense Definition & Semantic Expansion
8:21 2.1.Sense Definition
8:41 2.1.Sense Definition
9:08 2.1.Sense Definition
9:20 2.1.Sense Definition
9:33 2.1.Sense Definition
9:42 2.1.Sense Definition
9:51 2.2.Semantic Expansion
10:15 FLOR methodology
10:19 3.Semantic Enrichment
10:25 3.1.Entity Discovery
10:43 3.1.Entity Discovery
10:46 3.2.Entity Selection
11:10 FLOR methodology
11:30 preliminary experiments
11:46 tag based results
12:18 tag based results
13:31 FLOR algorithm issues
14:39 photo based results
15:15 photo based results
15:36 future work
16:49 conclusions
17:23 Thank you
17:36 - Questions

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Comment1 iqbal malik, February 6, 2010 at 8:02 p.m.:

What the hell with her accent

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