Breaking Down Automatic Metadata Generation/Extraction
There are two approaches to automatic metadata generation/extraction and within those, many variations. Generally speaking, the statistical approach types are Bayesian, vector, neural nets, automatic clustering, and the like. These methods work off the principle that if in a big set of data two words occur together frequently, then those words are related conceptually.atistical methods depend on the algorithms that the developer has come up with. Some vendors lock down the numerical recipes and provide few or no user controls. These systems usually require “training”. The way that they do this is to take a list of terms, often a thesaurus, taxonomy or authority file and a corpus of text. The system manager processes the inputs with spot checking and often manual intervention by a human subject matter expert. When the system has been trained, test queries are run to verify that the system is performing as desired on fresh content.
Read MoreJob Hunters Using Semantic Technology
For the job hunter, it consists of a few pieces of paper. With email, those may not even be printed. For the recruiter, it could be hundreds and hundreds of resumes, CVs, or even printed emails on leads – all for one open position. A new service for individuals is opening doors for early adopters to experience what job hunting could look like in the near future.
Read MoreSemantic Technology Can’t Work Without Solid Taxonomies
Springer Science+Business Media is extending its collaboration with TEMIS to work on semantic enrichment and content linking for the SpringerLink platform.
Read MoreStudying Semantics in Greece
Looking for more information around the semantic web? Like the Mediterranean? The 3rd International Workshop on Semantic Web Information Management will be held June 12-16, 2011 in Athens, Greece.
Read MoreAtempo and Dell Partnership Continues
Atempo announced that Atempo Digital Archive (ADA) has been certified for the Dell™ DX Object Storage Platform. The continues the long-standing partnership between Atempo and Dell.
Read MoreDefining the Clouds
Cloud computing is a hot topic these days. But for some, it is still ambiguous in definition. Here is a quick, easy-to-remember way of explaining cloud computing. Starting at the most basic, there is an infrastructure cloud which includes the physical components that run applications and store data. Next is content cloud. It implements metadata and indexing services over the infrastructure cloud to provide abstracted data management for all content.
Read MoreCayman Islands Pack Up and Move
The Department of Planning in the Cayman Islands is moving and Ignition Ltd. will be making that process just a little easier by scanning, indexing and storing over 30,000 documents. This relocation of is part of a bigger picture effort to move many departments to the same location.
Read MoreSemantic Technology for the Foodie
dishtip allows users to search for specific food dishes and corresponding restaurants. Seems simple, but this information does not exist on any other website. dishtip displays the top 100 dishes across the USA using an intelligent web 3.0, semantic-focused mashup. PRLog brought this news to our attention in their article, “dishtip Takes Semantic Web To Next…
Read MoreIs Smell-a-Vision Next?
Bluefin Labs is a technology company grounded in cognitive science research. It recently announced that it has begun pilot testing initiatives that will provide an actionable, key link between TV and social media.
Read MoreWatson: Fan or Foe?
Months after the event, experts continue to ponder how and why Watson was able to trump two human competitors on the television game show, Jeopardy. They also muse on the attention this event has brought back to IBM.
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