RDFa Basics

An introduction to the basics of RDFa 1.0.

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  Science & Technology

[Narendher Rao]

Second video link is not woking. Can you send a working link?

[Manu Sporny]

Sorry, that link has been dead for a long time now. I'll remove it. I still probably have it sitting on my home computer, if you really need it.

[carpediematlas]

Super cool stuff! Thanks for sharing :)

[Afnan Bashir]

What a great Video .You simply Rock.............Keep the gud work Up

[Radu Simionescu]

And this huge web would become like a global brain. There already are solutions to translating a natural language question into a database style query. So the user will be able to naturally ask the computer complex questions and get precise responses. This google thing is just an example but the power of such technology is hard to describe. Governments could parse emails and phone calls. Having all this knowledge, AI will flourish because the main problem of AI is the lack of knowledge base.

[Radu Simionescu]

This is just a way of creating a web of relations between object. You can define your objects and your relations. And this web can be queried very precisely like a database. Computational linguistics is trying to make tools to automatically create rdf out of content. And the main benefit that this is trying to bring to the web as you know it is to have the content of the web pages described in this manner. So imagine having such an rdf for all the content on the net.

[McAko]

I'm very skeptical about the capability of computers to really understand natural language and extract knowledge and reasoning about this data. I think the AI field will have to improve a lot to have succesful results on reasoning in the world of semantic web.

[Platinger]

I don´t really see the point in this. I work as a webdesigner. What´s the benefit for my customers if I write more code (= taking longer = costing more). Do the search engines like this kind of pseudo-semantic informations? Will contents of webpages be found easier and faster? I mean I like semantic html, but this... Does anybody understand what I mean?

[lancsFrogger]

glad the guy ended up writing "dave likes cookies" - until the dude wrote the 2nd o i thought he was gonna write something else & was taking the piss outta me

(must be paranoid cos i don't have a girlfriend)