Switter: A Semantic Microblogging proposal

Alvaro Graves, Cognitive science, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY 12180, gravea 3@rpi.edu Abstract Semantic Web's still poorly considered aspects interact with some of the semantic information, especially some triples Because of the excellent interface concept. . More data is released in RDF, but it usually comes from an existing database. Meanwhile, the Weibo site such as Twitter is very popular in the media and plays an important role in the so-called social network.

Web 0 is called "Semantic Web" proposed by Berners-Lee. This allows you to add semantic layers to existing webs and limited webs. In this way, we try to lead us to a network that can process and interpret semantic content that generates an independent intelligent agent from links to other grammar networks of other pages and documents . Unfortunately, the Semantic Web has not had the expected impact since it was proposed so far. One of the reasons is that developers are not very interested in inserting semantic content into their products, and academia went to create functional and attractive tools in the business world It is a very bad advertisement.

It can not be written in semantics and Internet of Things without referring to the concept of Semantic Web proposed by Tim Berners-Lee in an article published in the 2001 Scientific American Journal. The term "semantics" represents the meaning in language or logic, and what is important is the word "meaning". As you read the word "chair" you will form a series of relationships in your mind and create a conceptual representation of the chair. However, the word "chair" has no meaning in traditional databases or web sites. It is just a line of the ASCII number stored in the database (99 104 97 105 114).

Modern semantics include format semantics, lexical semantics, and computational semantics. Formal semantics pay attention to the conditions of truth. Vocabulary semantics studies the meaning relevant to that context in detail, and computational semantics uses algorithms and frameworks to study linguistic meaning. The distinction between parameters and attachments is important for most grammar and grammar theory. The parameters differ in many ways from the behavior of the auxiliary organization. The theory of constraint, adjustment, discontinuity, and dropping should be recognized and established based on this distinction. Analysis of these grammar fields shows that the consistent behavior of discussion is different from the behavior of adjuncts, but since there is no difference, it is sometimes impossible to investigate and understand these phenomena. In everyday language, many people do not notice much about the difference between parameters and attached files.