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- 4 abstract "This paper argues for collaborative incremental augmentation of text retrieval as an approach that can be used to immediately show the benefits of relatively heavyweight knowledge formalization in the context of Web 2.0 style collaborative knowledge formalization. Such an approach helps to overcome the “Curse of Prepayment”; i.e. the hitherto necessary very large initial investment in formalization tasks before any benefit of Semantic Web technologies is visible. Some initial ideas about the architecture of such a system are presented and it is placed within the overall emerging trend of “people powered search”.".
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- 5 label "Case Sharing and Ontology Structuring in an Online Oral Medicine Community".
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- 5 abstract "The Swedish Oral Medicine Web (SOMWeb) is an online system built to support knowledge sharing between oral medicine practitioners who hold monthly telephone conferences to discuss difficult and interesting cases. Semantic Web technologies are used to model the templates used for case entry, the ontology of values used in filling in cases, and community data. To study the practitioners’ use and perceptions of the collaboration and the SOMWeb system, we have used observations of teleconferences, interviews with participants, and an online questionnaire.These are analyzed to provide a picture of the participants’ opinions about the structured case entry and why they contribute or do not contribute cases. This is followed by a discussion on future work where the value ontology is made available for community editing and structuring, and incentives for user contributions to this process.".
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- 6 label "Extracting Time and Location Concepts Related to Tags".
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- 6 abstract "Folksonomy is a method of classifying content, and it iswidely used in some web services. It allows users to choose tags (keywords or terms assigned to specific content) freely and to search content by referring to the tags. Compared to existing classification methods, folksonomy reflects the users’ intention more directly because of its unlimited vocabulary and multiple tags for one content item. Moreover, it has a useful characteristic where tags represent the description of the content. Although tags are intended to be a rich semantic description of web content, machines cannot understand what the tags mean because they are just keywords. We describe a method to extract the concept related to the tag in a machine-understandable way by focusing on the features of content annotated with each tag. In particular, we target the problem of extracting the temporal and spatial concepts of the tags on Flickr, a popular photo sharing service by looking at the date and location distributions of photos for each tag. We evaluated the concept extracting method on a snapshot of actual Flickr data and show that it can identify a tags’ concept in a manner similar to the way a person can.".
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