Posted on August 5, 2009, 12:44 pm, by rickmurphy, under
complex systems,
information sharing,
linked open data,
model theory,
ontology,
peirce,
pellet,
representation,
semantic web,
semantics,
semiotics.
Worked example in the semiotic domain of RDFS idioms from the Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist. Uses TopBraid Composer as the modeling environement.
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category theory for the working mathematician,
charles peirce,
Dean Allemang,
interpretant signifies sign,
mashup cookbook,
model theory,
object sign interpretant,
ogdena and richards,
openrdf sesame,
owl-dl,
peirce,
peirce secondness,
rdf model theory,
rdfs domain inference,
rdfs formal correctness,
RDFS idioms,
rdfs inference interpretant,
rdfs inference sign,
rdfs inference signifies,
rdfs material adequacy,
rdfs model theory,
RDFS patterns,
rdfs property union,
relate correlate,
relationship propagation,
secondness,
semantic web for the working ontologist,
semiotic domain,
semiotic domain ontology,
semiotic thesaurus,
semiotic vocabulary management,
semiotic web,
semiotics,
simple knowledge organization system,
skos,
TopBraid Composer,
triangle of meaning,
triangle of signification,
typing data by usage 1 Comment |
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Posted on June 24, 2009, 4:39 pm, by , under
complex systems,
information sharing,
linked open data,
model theory,
ontology,
open government data,
semantic web,
semantics,
semiotics.
I think there’s a very important connection between LOD and President Obama’s Transparency and Open Government Directive (TOGD). Bear with me while I explain. First, the Internet design principles share a common set of values with TOGD. See Tim Berner’s Lee’s The World Wide Web and the Web of Life. Second, LOD is the only way to achieve the three goals in the TOGD – transparency, participation and collaboration – at Internet scale. Why Internet scale? Because only the Internet provides a broad enough reach to permeate today’s society.
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charles sanders peirce,
common upper contology,
conceptual graphs,
content negotiation,
cooluris,
corese,
corese conceptual graphs,
counterfeit uris,
data.gov,
Dean Allemang,
edge specification,
existential graphs,
internet design open government directive,
Internet scale,
linked data,
linked open data,
linked open data design issues,
linking open data,
mashup cookbook,
minting uris,
obama transparency and open government directive,
Open Government,
open government linked open data,
pat hayes,
president obama,
putting government data online,
raw data now,
rdf-in-xhtml,
rdfa,
rdfs inferencing,
recovery.gov,
semantic web,
semantic web for the working ontologist,
semiotics,
Tim Berner,
tim berners-lee ted talk,
transparency participation collaboration,
uri dereferencing,
w3c,
w3c egovig 5 Comments |
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Posted on February 24, 2009, 11:11 pm, by rickmurphy, under
culture,
information sharing,
linked open data,
mechanism,
model theory,
ontology,
open government data,
organism,
peirce.
Cookbooks are a tradition in software and mashups are all the rage today, so I couldn’t resist starting a mashup cookbook. But, before I show some of my recipes and what I have in the oven, I thought I’d explain the role mashups and social production play in solving a problem too hard and too expensive to solve under conditions controlled by corporations or the government. An issue we face today is producing a sufficiently complex mirrror world to match the needs of an information society.
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Alan Watts,
alfred tarski,
Edward Tufte,
Fractal Society,
Fractal Web,
IBM,
International Business Machines Corporation,
John W. Tukey,
large applications,
RDF,
technology transfer,
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