- From: Tim Chartrand <tim@cs.byu.edu>
- Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 12:48:57 -0700
- To: <www-rdf-interest@w3.org>
I'm looking for a good paper to use as a discussion topic in a research meeting with my research group (the Data Extraction Group from BYU's CS Dept.) in order to teach my group (as well as myself) about the semantic web. We already know the basics of RDF and RDFS and understand their use in creating conceptual models and structuring data, but what we (I) don't understand too well is what is the use of RDF beyond structuring data -- What kind of things are being (or are invisioned to be) done with it. How will it be used in what kinds of inference to do what tasks? Does anyone know of a good paper that answers these type of questions about the semantic web in a semi-formal way? By semi-formal, I mean not quite so high-level as the Scientific American article, but not so detailed that someone with only a basic understanding of AI concepts (i.e. a group of masters students) couldn't understand it. Thanks, Tim Chartrand
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