Semantic Web Technologies: trends and research in ontology-based systems; by John Davies, Rude Studer & Paul Warren
Karin Breitman · Reciis · 2009
Most of the information currently available on the Internet is written in natural language, and can only be interpreted by human beings.This is clearly illustrated by the fact that the results of a web search force us to filter information that belongs to different contexts, even though we have clearly defined search parameters.Take the example of an educational search on trees -oaks, for instance.In addition to showing web pages concerning this particular type of tree, results will also show individuals whose last name is Oak, crane manufacturers, and law offices.