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Micropublications: A Semantic Model For Claims, Evidence, Arguments And Annotations In Biomedical Communications
Nanopublications were not designed for ordinary articles
There is no suggestion in the current specification that nanopublications may be applied directly to ordinary scientific articles, nor that they are de- signed to present primary scientific evidence – although more expansive claims have been made elsewhere in the literature…
Micropublications model arguments and evidence in articles
The micropublications model is adapted to the Web, and designed for (a) representing the key arguments and evidence in scientific articles, and (b) supporting the “layering” of annotations and various useful formalizations upon the full text paper.
Prof.dr. B. Mons
Confirmational reading
The use of scientific literature and databases is rapidly shifting from ‘exploratory’ reading to ‘confirmational reading’ to check elements of the hypotheses that massive data analyses throw at us. This requires a very different role for scholarly communication and this is not…