- Title: From Proteins to Fairytales: Directions in Semantic Publishing
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- Tags: #ref/Paper
- Authored by:: [[Anita de Waard]]
- Year: [[2010]]
- Publication: IEEE Intelligent Systems
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- Citekey: waardProteinsFairytalesDirections2010
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#lit-context
- Author is key figure in [[semantic publishing]], now at [[Elsevier]]
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#[[📝 lit-notes]]
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#The column mentions different types of projects, including efforts focusing on entity enrichment and projects that involve triple markup of documents (subject-predicate-object expressions). However, such approaches are not enough. They help us find information, but they don’t help us understand it. The author argues that we need to incorporate a better understanding of how language encodes meaning into our systems, so that we can develop a richer scientific knowledge representation"
- Basically wants to say we need to model [[discourse]], not just [[entities]] and [[RDF triple store]] and [[ontologies]]
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mentions exemplars of [[discourse]]-modeling efforts (p. 86):
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[[std/SWAN]] #[[@ciccareseSWANBiomedicalDiscourse2008]]
- which is a heroic #example-of [[specialized [[curator]] model of semantic publishing]]
- #[[@grozaSALTWeavingClaim2007]]
- the [[sys/Cohere]] system from the [[Knowledge Media Institute]]
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[[std/SWAN]] #[[@ciccareseSWANBiomedicalDiscourse2008]]
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#The column mentions different types of projects, including efforts focusing on entity enrichment and projects that involve triple markup of documents (subject-predicate-object expressions). However, such approaches are not enough. They help us find information, but they don’t help us understand it. The author argues that we need to incorporate a better understanding of how language encodes meaning into our systems, so that we can develop a richer scientific knowledge representation"