Titlebook: Social Semantics; The Search for Meani Harry Halpin Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Identity.Information Retrieval.

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Theories of Semantics on the Web,ter-argument, the causal theory of reference of Kripke and its extension to natural kinds by Putnam is introduced. An extended parallel is shown between this Kripkean theory of the Web and Berners-Lee’s position is elaborated. Finally, we return to Frege’s notion of sense in search of a third tenable position.

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Architecture of the World Wide Web,ct the various components of the World Wide Web in order to get an overview of Web architecture. The Web is distinguished from the Internet as a “universal information space” where all items of interest are named by URIs, while the Internet is a transport protocol for the transfer of bytes. Beginnin

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The Semantic Web,ts and imaginary concepts. We trace the history of the Semantic Web via the trajectory of classical artificial intelligence. Features of the Semantic Web’s most basic language, RDF, are explained as extensions of the principles of Web architecture. Finally, Web architecture is itself formalized as a

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Theories of Semantics on the Web,ty Crisis’ of the Semantic Web, which first became visible as an argument between Hayes and Berners-Lee. This problem has as its root the issue of how to determine what a URI means or refers to. We inspect the original theory of meaning, the theory of sense and reference by Frege. Then we move to th

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The Semantics of Search,ot limited to Semantic Web documents, but extends to the hypertext Web. Based on this intuition, we investigate the possibility of using Semantic Web data to improve hypertext Web search. Using queries from a real-world search engine, we show that relevance feedback creates a ‘virtuous cycle’ betwee

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Social Semantics,en. The manifestation of an organically developing statistical Semantic Web is then given as the evidence of social semantics. Finally, the thesis of social semantics is extended in terms of determining the meaning of URIs on the Semantic Web. A tentative theory of collective intelligence then becomes our future work.