NNTP wrote: > Ryan, > > although a toddler when it comes to XML/RDF, interesting questions stated, I > must say. > >>> 2) How tags semantics is managed in the SIMILE framework and what >>> specific tool manage it?: > >> We wrote it. What do you mean by how it's managed? > > Please elaborate on what tool -- if any -- the Simile Development Team (SDT) > uses to build and maintain RDF-classes. Is it Protégé?
This seems unrelated to Giuseppe's prior questions, unless I misunderstood those; I'm afraid I'm missing context. I can only understand your mention of Protégé if your question is about how we manage the vocabularies used in our software. Or do you mean something else? To answer my initial interpretation, we maintain them by hand, but it's really up to the individual developer. >>> 2.1) How synonyms can be semantically equated? >>> 2.2) How homomyms can be semantically dif[f]erentiated? > >> They can't. > >> We haven't written anything to merge/differentiate tags. > > Again, please elaborate on what tool -- if any -- the Simile Development > Team (SDT) uses to build and maintain triples XML/RDF-classes. Also, explain > the use of Refer[r]ers in a resultpage-post of Simile's Bank -- good thing > the word wasn't further misspelled. <8^) It's RDF/XML (not XML/RDF) because it's a serialization of an RDF graph to XML form - I'd say we rarely work with that specific serialization, it's not very user friendly. But I believe you're repeating your first question? If not, please clarify. Referrers list the subject/property from statements that use the resource in question as the triple's object. > A *marginal* question of mine: When viewing Simile's Bank in MS XPP, it > displays a-okey in Firefox, Opera, Mozilla et al but not in MSIE. Viewing > the attached PDF, I'd like to know what version of CSS you SDT-guys are > using? What attached PDF? CSS is CSS. Some browsers implement parts better than others and vise versa. > Also, looking at the Wirile (?) Oy-entry in Simile's Bank -- > "...[][][][]...", maybe an interpretation module added to the SDT-projects, > in the reckoning? Having Longwell and Semantic Bank switching between > character codes, I had to create a > off-project-pre-load-RDF-into-Semantic-bank-2.1.1-hack, to get å (å), > ä (ä) and ö (ö) going in all three columns of the Semantic-bank > 2.1.1 Start Page. Do you have a link to what specifically you're referring to in our bank? Is it worth filing a bug on the behavior you're observing? > Finally, as an encouragement -- if needed, both Timeline and > Longwell-Semantic Bank was recently, alongside better known Web 2.0-imps, > mentioned -- or should I say center-folded -- in one of the main Computer > Magazines of Scandinavia. Old and hairy eyebrows raised in both Copenhagen, > Helsinki, Oslo and Stockholm, then... Thanks, nice to know. Is that available on the web? -- Ryan Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] MIT CSAIL Research Staff +1.617.253.5327 http://simile.mit.edu/ _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
