Michele Pasin / Quotes

#explicit-semantics

Often with #World-Wide-Web #Wide-Web #RDF-data #use-cases #Web #semantics #human-processing #formal-specification #processing #formal-semantics

Two Misconceptions About The Semantic Web

Triples all the way down

RDF is meant to solve the problem of meaningfully publishing data (not just documents) on the World Wide Web. Beyond that, do what you want. More specifically, when you crawl and/or aggregate data from the World Wide Web, you don’t have to keep the RDF data as triples in your…

#World-Wide-Web #Wide-Web #RDF-data #explicit-semantics #use-cases #Web

Where Are The Semantics In The Semantic Web?

Formal semantics for human processing

Yet further along the continuum, we have explicit semantics expressed in a formal language. However, they are intended for human processing only. We can think of this as formal documentation, or as formal specifications of meaning. Some examples of this are: 1. Modal logic is…

#semantics #human-processing #explicit-semantics #formal-specification #processing #formal-semantics