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- 10 abstract "In this paper we describe our experience with building the riese dataset, an interlinked, RDF-based version of the Eurostat data, containing statistical data about over 500 million Europeans. The riese dataset (http://riese.joanneum.at), aims at serving roughly 3 billion RDF triples, along with millions of high-quality interlinks. Our contribution is twofold: Firstly, we suggest using RDFa as the main deployment mechanism, hence serving both humans and machines to effectively and effciently explore and use the dataset. Secondly, we introduce a new way of enriching the dataset with high-quality links: the User Contributed Interlinking, a Wiki-style way of adding semantic links to data pages.".
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- 10 title "Building Linked Data For Both Humans and Machines".
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- 11 creator christopher-sutton.
- 11 creator mark-sandler.
- 11 creator yves-raimond.
- 11 type InProceedings.
- 11 label "Automatic Interlinking of Music Datasets on the Semantic Web".
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- 11 abstract "In this paper, we describe current efforts towards interlinkingmusic-related datasets on the Web. We first explain some initial interlinking experiences, and the poor results obtained by taking a na\"ive approach.We then detail a particular interlinking algorithm, taking into account both the similarities of web resources and of their neighbors. We detail the application of this algorithm in two contexts: to link a Creative Commons music dataset to an editorial one, and to link a personal music collection to corresponding web identifiers. The latter provides a user with personally meaningful entry points for exploring the web of data, and we conclude by describing some concrete tools built to generate and use such links.".
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- 11 title "Automatic Interlinking of Music Datasets on the Semantic Web".
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- 12 creator mc-schraefel.
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- 12 label "Tabulator Redux: Browsing and Writing Linked Data".
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- 12 abstract "A first category of Semantic Web browsers were designed to present a given dataset (an RDF graph) for perusal, in various forms. These include mSpace, Exhibit, and to a certain extent Haystack. A second category tackled mechanisms and display issues around linked data gathered on the fly. These include Tabulator, Oink, Disco, Open Link Software's Data Browser, and Object Browser. The challenge of once that data is gathered, how might it be edited, extended and annotated has so far been left largely unaddressed. This is not surprising: there are a number of steep challenges for determining how to support editing information in the open web of linked data. These include the representation of both the web of documents and the web of things, and the relationships between them; ensuring the user is aware of and has control over the social context such as licensing and privacy of data being entered, and, on a web in which anyone can say anything about anything, helping the user intuitively select the things which they actually wish to see in a given situation. There is also the view update problem: the difficulty of reflecting user edits back through functions used to map web data to a screen presentation. In the latest version of the Tabulator project, described in this paper we have focused on providing the write side of the readable/writable web.Our approach has been to allow modification and addition of information naturally within the browsing interface, and to relay changes to the server triple by triple for least possible brittleness (there is no explicit 'save' operation). Challenges which remain include the propagation of changes by collaborators back to the interface to create a shared editing system. To support writing across (semantic) Web resources, our work has contributed several technologies, including a HTTP/SPARQL/Update-based protocol between an editor (or other system) and incrementally editable resources stored in an open source, world-writable 'data wiki'. This begins enabling the writable Semantic Web.".
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- 12 title "Tabulator Redux: Browsing and Writing Linked Data".
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- 13 creator enrico-motta.
- 13 creator peter-coetzee.
- 13 creator tom-heath.
- 13 type InProceedings.
- 13 label "SparqPlug: Generating Linked Data from Legacy HTML, SPARQL and the DOM".
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- 13 abstract "The availability of linked RDF data remains a significant barrier to the realisation of a Semantic Web. In this paper we present SparqPlug, a framework that uses the SPARQL query language and the HTML Document Object Model to convert legacy HTML-only data sets into RDF. This approach improves upon existing approaches in a number of ways. For example, it allows HTML data to be queried using the full flexibility of SPARQL and makes converted data automatically available in the Semantic Web. We outline the process of mass generation of RDF from HTML using SparqPlug and illustrate this with a case study. The paper concludes with an examination of factors affecting SparqPlug's performance across various forms of HTML data.".
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- 13 title "SparqPlug: Generating Linked Data from Legacy HTML, SPARQL and the DOM".
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- 14 creator alexandre-passant.
- 14 creator philippe-laublet.
- 14 type InProceedings.
- 14 label "Meaning Of A Tag: A collaborative approach to bridge the gap between tagging and Linked Data".
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- 14 abstract "This paper introduces MOAT, a lightweight Semantic Web framework that offers a simple and collaborative way to let Web 2.0 content producers bridge the gap between free-tagging and semantically-annotated content.That way, users can create inter-linked RDF data and solve some issues raised when using tags to annotate their data.".
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- 14 title "Meaning Of A Tag: A collaborative approach to bridge the gap between tagging and Linked Data".
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