- From: Michael Chumakin <mchumakin@list.ru>
- Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 19:27:57 +0300
- To: public-lod@w3.org
Ravinder, 1) Re: joining "a like minded team that can work on solving this most important problem plaguing semantic web currently." A big yes' to that! On top of that: there is a number of techniques to work as a team on FUZZY aka complex problems, especially those that engage experts from various domains. One session might take up to a couple months and will give guaranteed results. 2) re: creating semantic content. The people who work in this area are still holding to the same views on semantics as Wittgenstein (Aristotle), and they do not have tools to question that. Simply put: in order to yield results that will resemble human thinking more the newly created semantic' software has to add couple more cycles into the loop. Details need a separate discussion. I live in Waterloo, Canada, and would love to hear about options to team up for what Ravinder, and Milton Ponson, and many others call. Trained as a linguist, mike
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