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Mind the Gap - Requirements for the combination of content and knowledge

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Semantic enrichment of content can be done manually, which is expensive, or automatically, which is error-prone. In particular, automatic semantic enrichment must be aware of the gap between the semantics that are directly retrievable from the content and those which can be inferred within a given interpretative context. We report on a model for content and knowledge which distinguishes between three descriptive levels: information relating directly to the resource, to the metadata of the resource and to the subject matter addressed by the content. This model addresses five fundamental requirements for automation: formality, interoperability, multiple interpretations, contextualization, and independence of knowledge items from the resource’s content.  
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WP7: Intelligent Media Framework. 
Salzburg Research  Rupert Westenthaler, Tobias Buerger 
2007-02-16 19:11  Request for more detail


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Presented at SAMT 2006.  
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