GWAP: Evaluating Summaries

Dear all, We would like to invite you to try the latest creation of WhoKnows?Movies! [1] WhoKnows?Movies! is a GWAP (game with a purpose) that asks quiz questions about famous movies. The data comes from Freebase. We also have a high score list which we will keep online for eternity (you

Re: GWAP: Evaluating Summaries

On 8/22/12 7:39 AM, Andreas Thalhammer wrote: Dear all, We would like to invite you to try the latest creation of WhoKnows?Movies! [1] WhoKnows?Movies! is a GWAP (game with a purpose) that asks quiz questions about famous movies. The data comes from Freebase. We also have a high score list

Re: GWAP: Evaluating Summaries

I am assuming that the buy-product of this effort is LOD data cleansing? If so, is there an RDF based Linked Data archive (a linkset) that can then be uploaded to the LOD cloud etc? For instance, is the archive in question part of the resource at: http://www.yovisto.com/labs/**

Re: GWAP: Evaluating Summaries

On 8/22/12 8:08 AM, Daniel O'Connor wrote: I am assuming that the buy-product of this effort is LOD data cleansing? If so, is there an RDF based Linked Data archive (a linkset) that can then be uploaded to the LOD cloud etc? For instance, is the archive in question part of the

Re: GWAP: Evaluating Summaries

Hi Kingsley, Great stuff! Thanks, the major attribution w.r.t. the quiz game goes to Magnus Knuth and Harald Sack (and many others) from HPI Potsdam. I am assuming that the buy-product of this effort is LOD data cleansing? If so, is there an RDF based Linked Data archive (a linkset)

Re: GWAP: Evaluating Summaries

On 8/22/12 8:18 AM, Andreas Thalhammer wrote: Hi Kingsley, Great stuff! Thanks, the major attribution w.r.t. the quiz game goes to Magnus Knuth and Harald Sack (and many others) from HPI Potsdam. I am assuming that the buy-product of this effort is LOD data cleansing? If so, is there

SWIB12 - Registration Open (Semantic Web in Libraries, Cologne, 26 - 28 Nov)

The programme for SWIB12 (Semantic Web in Libraries) Conference in Cologne, 26 - 28 November 2012, has been published. Register now at http://swib.org/swib12 Towards an international LOD library ecosystem To an ever increasing extent Linked Open Data (LOD) is developing into a mainstream

Re: referencing a concept scheme as the code list of some referrer's property

Dear Thomas, I'm ccing public-esw-t...@w3.org. Perhaps this was the one you were looking for! (1) (2) You probably mean, if a ConceptScheme could be defined as a class, of which the concepts of a given concept scheme are instances? That would be the way to proceed, if you want to use the

Re: referencing a concept scheme as the code list of some referrer's property

Hi Antoine and CCs and everybody, nice answer, and I'm glad you have detected my question in this haystack. I think I have to tell more about the context of this question. We have a new RD project about Linking Open Environment Data [1]. Here we try to bring together Data Cubes (prefix qb:) [2],

RE: referencing a concept scheme as the code list of some referrer's property

Thomas - I've come to the same conclusion. my:property1 rdfs:range some:codeA . my:property2 rdfs:range some:codeB . some:codeA rdfs:subClassOf skos:Concept . some:codeB rdfs:subClassOf skos:Concept . some:item1 a some:codeA . # also a skos:Concept because of subclass relationship some:item2