A Study on Improving the Value of Ubiquitous Data on the Internet
Kazuhiro Kikuma, Takahiro Honda · 2022
Abstract: In the IoT era where all "things" are connected to the Internet, a lot of information is overflowing on the Internet. Each piece of data on the Internet is extremely valuable, but its effectiveness is limited by itself. In order to increase the value of information, it is necessary to coordinate the information and extract useful information. However, most of the obtained data is unformatted data that can be freely posted and has no type, and it is difficult to recognize and process it by a computer as it is. Therefore, when using data on a computer, it is necessary to unify data formats and values. In this paper, we report specific examples and results of collecting data on the Internet using cooking recipes in Japan as a theme, automatically unifying the structure and values, and increasing the information value.