ESWC Summer School 2015 Poster
1
exploring stories through linked books Ben De Meester [email protected] | @Ben__DM http://users.ugent.be/~bjdmeest/ | +32 9 331 49 59 Digital publications are silos of informa- tion. As long as we cannot interpret this information automatically, the discover- ability of books remains limited. If we can represent these books as linked data, machines can interpret what a book is about! Linked Data is a means of repre- senting knowledge in a machine- interpretable way. Story b link Helps a user find intercon- nected books by connecting the tags. Questions: • What kind of tags are important? • How to get them automatically? Represents the content of digital books using a linked data end-point in the form of semantic tags. 2 1 Helping people find books by making machines interpret the book’s content
-
Upload
ben-de-meester -
Category
Engineering
-
view
190 -
download
2
Transcript of ESWC Summer School 2015 Poster
exploring stories through linked books
Ben De Meester
[email protected] | @Ben__DM
http://users.ugent.be/~bjdmeest/ | +32 9 331 49 59
Digital publications are silos of informa-tion. As long as we cannot interpret this information automatically, the discover-ability of books remains limited.
If we can represent these books as linked data, machines can interpret what a book is about!
Linked Data is a means of repre-senting knowledge in a machine-interpretable way.
Storyblink
Helps a user find intercon-nected books by connecting the tags.
Questions: • What kind of tags are important? • How to get them automatically?
Represents the content of digital books using a linked data end-point in the form of semantic tags.
2
1
Helping people find books by making machines interpret the book’s content
