Re: Yet Another LOD cloud browser

Hi Carmen,

Thanks for you feedback!


> I was amazed in the many instances where I got better results from LOD
> > dataspace than from Google/Technorati/Wikipedia. For example, searching
> > Monopoly, then filtering to the *umbel-sc:MentalSituations* category gave
> me
> > a nice (and in some cases humorous) list of Monopoly knock-offs. I tried
>
> whats the URI to this query?
>

I just implemented a permalink, it can be found on the "green bar". Here is
the link to the Monopoly query <http://ec2.monrai.com:8890/facets/> (it was
only one click into the graph)



>
> > finding such a list on the WWW with no
> > luck<http://www.google.com/search?q=Monopoly%20knockoffs>.
>
> monopoly inspired unofficial
>
> worked for me. didnt require clientside JS, or hosting for a Virtuoso
> instance..
>
>
I tried that query<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Monopoly+inspired+unofficial&btnG=Search>,
and still no list of knockoffs.


>
>
> > Kingsley tells me that Entity Rank [4] has to do with this, but I wonder
> > whether this quality will stick as the cloud increases.
>
> thankfully Google has been optimizing for cloud size of 'the entire
> internet' (and including non-RDF resources) for about 12 years
>
> i think the 'hard and fast, one solution only' is a problem with SPARQL.
> there was an interestring paper about using bloom filters from DERI at
> WWW2k9 or something, for 'approximate results'. not sure if it meshed w/
> Bayes/Levenshtein et al
>
>
That sounds like an interesting read, do you have the link to that ref?


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Thanks,
-sherman

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