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Visual Semantic Web?

October 17th, 2007 by John Wonderlich · No Comments

This post from information aesthetics has me thinking again about ontology, linguistics, and semantically derived hyperlinks. How else can you describe a system that effectively matches photos’ content in a maneuverable spatial context than a successfully implemented visual semantic web?

(this video is really amazing. follow the above link.)

Tags: OpenHouse · Structured Data · semantic web · visualizations · web 2.0

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