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5answers
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Ontology/Vocabulary and design patterns for tags and tagged data ?
Currently, I'm looking for ontologies and/or RDF (RDFa) vocabularies to represent user-created tags and their tagged data.
I've already found a bit of stuff, but I'm eager to know …
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3answers
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Are there terms for describing pagination?
A natural way to provide Linked Data from feeds like weblogs etc. is to mirror the HTML pagination in RDF. Moreover, if the site uses RDFa, then it’s probably the only choice.
But …
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5answers
119 views
A vocabulary with varied meaning?
Suppose I want to create a vocabulary / ontology for astrology. The (domain-specific) language is the same, but it's intended to mean different things in different contexts. Well …
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4answers
207 views
Tagging in Semantic Web
If Semantic Web is the evolution of the current Web (2.0)... How does social classification (tagging) fit in the picture of Web 3.0?
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483 views
How to implement semantic data versioning?
How we can implement version control of semantica data? On level of data design and SPARQL queries for RDF storage like Sesame. In a wiki way for example. What info do you have on …
2
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6answers
324 views
Patterns and Antipatterns on the semantic web
I know that it's early days, and many of the experiences gained may prove to be 'what worked well with product X', but I'd like to know what your experiences have been in designing …
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3answers
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What things should you include to describe the current RDF document?
Is there any best practice as to what facts to give about the current RDF document?
I want a way to usefully express the metadata for the current article. It's only going to be u …
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Generating unique ID’s in triple-store, ala MySQL AUTO_INCREMENT
I'm under increasing pressure to start using RDF as a back-end for websites, rather than MySQL.
I've been considering the basic "patterns" of use, generally they boil down to crea …