Collective Semantics: Collective Intelligence & the Semantic Web - Information Retrieval vs. Knowledge Retrieval: A social network perspective
author:
Bettina Hoser,
University of Karlsruhe
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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