Annotation for the semantic web (IOS Press, 2003)
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Includes bibliographical references
The digital library approach -- - Semantic annotation in mathematics and Math-Net - Wolfgang Dalitz, Winfried Neun - Wolfram Sperber -- - Manual annotations -- - Annotating of the shallow and the deep web - Siegfried Handschuh - Steffen Staab -- - Collaboration through annotations in the semantic web - Marja-Riitta Koivunen - Ralph R. Swick -- - Wrapping -- - Semantic markup of news items with Lixto - Robert Baumgartner ... [et al.] -- - Using RDF schema to interpret XML documents meaningfully - Michel Klein -- - Information extraction & linguistics -- - Linguistic annotation for the semantic web - Paul Buitelaar - Thierry Declerck -- - Designing adaptive information extraction for the semantic web in Amilcare - Fabio Ciravegna - Yorick Wilks -- - Content-based indexing and searching of multimedia documents - Thierry Declerck ... [et al.] -- - Graphics -- - Supporting semantic image annotation and search - Jan Wielemaker - August Th. Schreiber - Bob J. Wielinga -- - Image semantics without annotations - Simone Santini -- - MUSETTE: uses-based annotation for the semantic web - Pierre-Antoine Champin - Yannick Prié -- - Usage of annotations -- - COHSE: conceptual open hypermedia service - Sean Bechhofer - Carole Goble -- - Annotation for an open learning repository for computer science - Jan Brase - Wolfgang Nejdl
A core technology for making the semantic web happen is the field of semantic annotation, which turns human-understandable content into a machine understandable form. This book reports on the range of technologies that are used to achieve this translation and nourish third millennium applications