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As in a )is the information accurate? or b) have
these been altered in transit?
I don't believe it can answer the a any
better than Google can. See last email.
GIGO rules.
Having noisy data is one thing with humans in the
loop. It is quite another to let the machines
do the noise filtering. I suspect that is at the
heart of why the semantic web isn't taking off.
len
From: Rich Salz [mailto:rsalz@datapower.com]
I am more interested in how someone *retrieving* triplets over the
Internet can trust them. Limited-access publishing is on the Internet is
basically a solved problem, as you say. Knowing who, when, and how much I
can trust some arbitrary triples that get fed into my inferencde enginer
is another matter altogether, and I wonder what work's been done in that
area, if any.
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