Semantic Wiki metadata usage

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How is (meta)data used?

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[edit] Trust

  • Can trustworthiness of article content be determined from the article metadata? (tomorrow)

[edit] Navigation

  • alternative view on the data: graphs (today)
  • Show predicates for an instance (as subject/as object) (today)

[edit] Search

  • Allow precise search for specific attributes (area of a country) (today)
  • Challenge: Formulation of complex queries by non-experts (open)
  • Assistants for query formulation and refinement. (tomorrow)
    • These things exist outside semantic wikis.
  • Personalized search (metadata of searcher, metadata of content) (tomorrow)
    • Example: Corporate Wiki
      • Managers have other informational needs -- high-level results of controlling reports.
      • Employees working on the report need all detailed information
    • Example: Research group
      • Researchers enter their interest groups

[edit] Automated Content Generation

  • generation of content (dynamic content) (today)
  • Reasoning on content to generate new information (wikipages)
  • Use metadata to generate individual views: Annotations can provide the necessary information for selecting the appropriate parts of the text. (tomorrow)

[edit] Evaluation of Wikis

  • Use (meta)data in order to evaluate the completeness/quality of the complete wiki (including the text). (today)

[edit] External applications

  • Can ontologies created by semantic wikis be trusted in the same way as data created by experts? -- This is connected to the general problem of trust in freely editable sources.
  • What if tools make important decisions relying on such data?
  • Technically it is possible: Almost all implementations of semantic wikis provide export functions.
  • remark from the "creation group": We want the live data, not a copy.
    • Applications using live data of a semantic wiki (tomorrow)
  • Is there already a real-world external application?
    • One answer: This is not a fair question -- just wait until there are enough mature semantic wikis out there which can provide really interesting data.
    • Data generated by Christoph Lange's mathematical semantic wiki _will_ be used by several outside applications.
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