Posted in Semantic Web, Veudas, tagtriples on Mar 24th, 2005 Comments
Had an implementation thought on the train this morning:
Instead of implementing a graph as a single id in the 4th column of the quads table, how about implementing it as a range of triple ids. i.e. Each triple is given a sequential id in the 4th column when asserted, and the graphs are […]
Posted in General, Semantic Web, tagtriples on Mar 4th, 2005 Comments
Following up on the disambiguation thing, once the aggregator knows that it’s dealing with multiple senses of the same tag, the strategies become much more obvious. Here’s a couple of ideas:
Indicating other similar usages
Am thinking that a graph could ‘import tag-senses’ from another graph. I.e. effectively saying ‘if you’re trying to 2nd-guess what I’m talking […]
Have been feeling poorly today. On the train back to birmingham I took an overdose of sudafed purely by accident (I always take 2 tablets. You’re only meant to take one with sudafed). Don’t think it did me any harm, and while I was sniffling I had some ideas on disambiguating tag senses.
Posted in General, Semantic Web, tagtriples on Mar 3rd, 2005 Comments
Had some conversations about tag disambiguation with people at work and in the pub yesterday (that’s right folks - I’m lots of fun to go drinking with). Stu reminded me that in the del.icio.us tagging folksonomy world, people are able to choose meaning by social convention - i.e. they see which tags people are using […]
Posted in General, Semantic Web, tagtriples on Mar 2nd, 2005 Comments
Have just read the tagwebs page (thanks Seth). For me, the problem with all the meta-tag structured data ideas (including tripletags in its current form) is in disambiguation of ’senses’ of a tag. The tagweb idea plays out well until you have multiple meanings for the same tag. E.g. Phil and Phil (2 different […]
