The World Wide Web provides access to tens of billions of pages, mostly containinginformation that is largely unstructured and only intended for human readability. Onthe other hand, the LOD provide billions of pieces of information linked together andmade available for automated processing. However, there is the lack of interconnectionbetween the information in the Web pages and that in LOD. A number of initiatives,like RDFa (supported by W3C) or Microformats (used by schema.org and supported bymajor search engines) are trying to enable machines to make sense of the informationcontained in human readable pages by providing the ability to annotate webpage contentwith links into LOD.
LD4IE - Linked data for information extraction
D'Amato C.;
2013-01-01
Abstract
The World Wide Web provides access to tens of billions of pages, mostly containinginformation that is largely unstructured and only intended for human readability. Onthe other hand, the LOD provide billions of pieces of information linked together andmade available for automated processing. However, there is the lack of interconnectionbetween the information in the Web pages and that in LOD. A number of initiatives,like RDFa (supported by W3C) or Microformats (used by schema.org and supported bymajor search engines) are trying to enable machines to make sense of the informationcontained in human readable pages by providing the ability to annotate webpage contentwith links into LOD.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
