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In the first,"Scientific publishing on the 'semantic web,'" Tim 14:07:08 Berners-Lee, director of the World Wide Web Consortium, and James 14:07:08 Hendler, responsible for research on agent-based computing at the US 14:07:08 Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, argue that the current debate 14:07:08 over web publishing of scientific research is but the beginning of a more 14:07:10 profound change in the way scientific knowledge is produced and shared. The 14:07:12 web that we know now, argue Berners-Lee and Hendler, is far short of 14:07:14 reaching its full potential, because it amounts largely to a repository where 14:07:16 humans simply search and retrieve information. Their vision of a semantic 14:07:18 web is one where new technologies will allow computers to also understand 14:07:20 A: and communicate with each other, opening up a host of new opportunities. 14:07:20 commented item A 14:07:40 A: Sem Web article in Nature - online now, print next week 14:07:40 commented item A 14:09:53 sbp has quit (Ping timeout for sbp[pB4s09a06.client.global.net.uk]) 14:17:48 dajobe has quit (Leaving) 14:46:58 bwm has joined #rdfig 14:50:13 what a computer can say to another one in a really productive manner ? 14:53:29 how much memory you have, what packages are installed on you ? 14:53:46 you should upgrade your self old system ?? 14:54:24 machine A: you should upgrade your self old system B ?? 14:55:18 machine B: i know someone (a machine) which has bug fixes for you 14:55:43 machine A: 14:57:51 has anyone interesting talk subjects between two machines ? 15:00:13 sure - I'd love my machine to check with yours, in the context of this chat, to make sure you're really who you claim you are. and not someone using the "nabil" name to spoof me into thinking you're someone worth communicating with. 15:05:57 gerald has joined #rdfig 15:14:15 Disconnected from irc.openprojects.net (ERROR :Closing Link: logger[tatooine.ilrt.bris.ac.uk] by pohl.openprojects.net (Ping timeout for logger[tatooine.ilrt.bris.ac.uk])) 15:14:15 Attempting to reconnect 15:15:06 logger_1 has joined #rdfig 15:15:06 topic is: Semantic Web chat (logged: http://rdfig.xmlhack.com/) 15:15:06 Users on #rdfig: logger_1 dajobe gerald bwm urgen jhendler Nabil DanC jang e ArtB jonb logger dc_rdfig em bijan danbri kenm chihchun__ baud 15:15:17 Logger told to quit 15:16:05 logger has joined #rdfig 15:16:05 topic is: Semantic Web chat (logged: http://rdfig.xmlhack.com/) 15:16:05 Users on #rdfig: logger dajobe gerald bwm urgen jhendler Nabil DanC jang e ArtB jonb dc_rdfig em bijan danbri kenm chihchun__ baud 15:18:39 ChanServ has changed the topic to: 15:18:55 Links and more info at: http://rdfig.xmlhack.com/ 15:19:33 jhendler: nice article in nature 15:19:45 dajobe has changed the topic to: RDF and Semantic Web chat (http://rdfig.xmlhack.com/ home: http://www.w3.org/RDF/Interest/ ) 15:20:01 this is precisely my interest in rdf for medical/healthcare applications 15:20:30 (note that pubmed is already online and in XML format) 15:22:45 jhendler : good start, who i am doesn't care, we already have problems in real live with stolen credit cards and we don't know how to deal with it. 15:23:26 authentication people are tryning to enforce authentication "semantics" as much as they can :) 15:23:37 eh? off-topic, but dealing with stolen credit cards is pretty simple 15:24:12 no, not off-topic : writing a proof that you're you is a problem 15:24:44 look up "identity-based authentication" 15:25:15 okay ... 15:26:25 what i was tryning to say is that we spent 50 years to get to the consensus that 2 machines talking together should do it at a global scale using ascii/unicode and markup 15:27:25 heh heh ... it didn't take that long 15:27:26 maybe 10 years 15:27:36 then, with this we built some specif semantics, documents(HTML), vector graphics (SVG), multimedia (SMIL), etc 15:27:41 prior to that, we'd all come to realise that ASN.1 was the way to talk. 15:27:42 on top of that 15:27:54 yep agreed 15:28:06 or a protocol which you make uypas you go along 15:28:34 but yes this is my old computer opened to a global scale 15:29:00 this steps were necessary : understood 15:30:16 when a human wants to communicate to another human efficiently ... he uses now XHTML 15:30:34 ... at a global scale 15:32:31 My question is what is the most global/usefull/simplest vocabulary to put on a machine 15:43:20 hey gerald 15:47:08 em has quit (Ping timeout for em[dhcp065-024-148-012.columbus.rr.com]) 15:47:11 em has joined #rdfig 15:50:15 jonb: did that last email make sense? I know Eric vdV was getting his best results with Schematron, but eventually faced the "don't have a schema for parts of this" issue anyway. 15:51:24 e is now known as edd 16:05:50 baud_vaio has joined #rdfig 16:37:50 GabeW has joined #rdfig 16:39:21 timbl has joined #rdfig 16:39:59 http://www.nature.com/nature/debates/e-access/Articles/bernerslee.htm nature article with Jim Hendler on Semantic Web 16:39:59 B: http://www.nature.com/nature/debates/e-access/Articles/bernerslee.htm from timbl 16:42:06 B:|nature article with Jim Hendler on Semantic Web 16:42:07 titled item B 16:42:44 jhendler has left channel 16:55:10 danja has joined #rdfig 17:02:56 kenm: i don't have an answer for 'don't have a schema for parts of this' 17:03:34 just that if one does have schemata then one can schema validate 17:06:37 regarding semantic web and scientific publishing - this is an area of extraordinary potential 17:07:54 danjay has joined #rdfig 17:07:56 danja has quit (Read error to danja[203.143.3.102]: No route to host) 17:09:02 linking of RDF metadata describing someones medical information with journal articles describing treatments and outcome probabilities 17:09:52 the UMLS semantic network system is ripe for webification 17:11:57 dajobe has quit (Ping timeout for dajobe[pc-62-30-66-96-az.blueyonder.co.uk]) 17:13:35 dajobe has joined #rdfig 17:26:40 jonb: thx. just to be clear, it was 1) the "don't worry about the bits we don't have schemas for", and 2) no structure-interaction between modular schemas, that we ran into problems with all the schema languages. 17:29:18 danjay has quit (Ping timeout for danjay[203.143.3.102]) 17:29:21 danja has joined #rdfig 17:30:55 danja has quit (Read error to danja[203.143.3.110]: Connection reset by peer) 17:33:33 danja has joined #rdfig 17:34:11 baud_vaio has quit ([x]chat) 17:40:28 dajobe has quit (Ping timeout for dajobe[pc-62-30-66-96-az.blueyonder.co.uk]) 17:55:33 bwm has quit (Leaving) 18:01:25 i'm not sure how useful it is to xml schema validate an rdf application like RSS, the discussion is perhaps more useful in the context of XHTML + RDF where editors etc. might have a good reason to xml schema/DTD validate the document 18:04:01 baud has quit ([x]chat) 18:06:58 http://www.lfcs.informatics.ed.ac.uk/reports/91/ECS-LFCS-91-180/ 18:06:58 C: http://www.lfcs.informatics.ed.ac.uk/reports/91/ECS-LFCS-91-180/ from timbl 18:08:27 C|The Polyadic pi-Calculus: A Tutorial 18:08:51 :C dc:creator [ foaf:name "Robin Milner] . 18:09:13 :C dc:title "The Polyadic pi-Calculus: A Tutorial" 18:09:42 . 18:12:22 C:|The Polyadic pi-Calculus: A Tutorial 18:12:22 titled item C 18:12:38 C:By Robin Milner 18:12:38 commented item C 18:14:00 sem chump working yet? 18:14:51 clearly only with this edd-filter 18:17:11 btw, tim, the dublin core folk have created a dca:agentName property 18:17:16 analagous to foaf:name 18:18:16 SethR has joined #rdfig 18:27:55 * GabeW gave dajobe a tiny patch to irclogs.xsl and now each irc line is directly referenceable via a URL (with #) 18:39:12 bwm has joined #rdfig 18:39:40 * bwm waves at danja 18:44:43 hi bwm - I was miles away... 18:48:04 ArtB has left channel 18:56:05 * jonb wonders if the edd-chump works for all foaf:nick's 18:57:10 if so, it will be useful to xlate sethr's sem english into something we can all understand :-) 18:58:16 huh? 18:59:17 i mean if humans can't understand it as it plays .. then it is already a miserable failure :( 18:59:37 trying to put away some windows on my desktop so I can reboot... I've got a PDF viewer showing a document that I got from the web, but I can't tell WHERE! 18:59:39 It's by... 19:01:38 jonb: but i guess you meant translate it into XHTML ? 19:01:53 right 19:02:34 http://www.wirednews.com/news/business/0,1367,43061,00.html 19:02:34 D: http://www.wirednews.com/news/business/0,1367,43061,00.html from jonb 19:02:34 im working on translating it into pentuples ... generating xhtml from that is very easy ... what did you have in mind? 19:03:07 sbp has joined #rdfig 19:03:19 D:| Liking Records Raises Risks 19:03:20 titled item D 19:03:43 D: relevent regarding 'anonymous' nodes 19:03:44 commented item D 19:03:51 D: 19:03:51 http://www.wirednews.com/news/business/0,1367,43061,00.html 19:03:52 Liking Records Raises Risks 19:03:53 (jonb) relevent regarding 'anonymous' nodes 19:05:09 D:|Linking Records Raises Risks 19:05:09 titled item D 19:07:05 dajobe has joined #rdfig 19:07:57 D: Yep, if you want to remain anonymous, you'd better not identify yourself 19:07:57 commented item D 19:08:05 danja has quit () 19:33:44 bwm has quit (Ping timeout for bwm[phobos.hpl.hp.com]) 19:35:05 Logger told to quit 19:36:02 logger has joined #rdfig 19:36:02 topic is: RDF and Semantic Web chat (http://rdfig.xmlhack.com/ home: http://www.w3.org/RDF/Interest/ ) 19:36:02 Users on #rdfig: logger @dajobe sbp SethR timbl GabeW em gerald urgen Nabil DanC jang edd jonb dc_rdfig chihchun__ bijan danbri kenm 19:36:02 Links and more info at: http://rdfig.xmlhack.com/ 20:03:21 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (GHOST command used by SeanP))) 20:03:32 sbp has joined #rdfig 20:32:16 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (GHOST command used by SeanP))) 20:34:03 sbp has joined #rdfig 20:50:26 * danbri catches up, wonders about all the [off]s 20:51:19 just ignore them 20:52:36 do you reckon it'd be useful to fork off an unlogged #rdfig-chat for unconstrained chatter? save on the [off] or navelgazing about whether something was on-topic? 20:53:23 It doesn't seem to be a big problem for most people 20:53:25 doubt it. People just use [off] fopr idle comments usually, rather than big chats 20:53:30 N3 - sorry, i'm not an N3 reader. When it's proclaimed stable and documented I'll certainly invest the time in learning it, looks like a cool hack. But right now I don't know it. 20:53:47 'k. 20:54:16 Erm... I could convert it into XML RDF for you? 20:57:05 don't take the time right now; i have to rush off shortly. I'm interested in the EARL work though. Make a prototype what seems like years ago w/ Chaaals... (using JanG's stuff) 20:57:10 oh, ok then! 20:57:14 :-) 20:57:59 yeah, I saw the Chaals/DanBri prototype 20:58:23 IT was a fundamental dfactor in getting peiole to use RDF for ADL I reckon 20:58:38 ADL was an early version of EDL, which was later renamed EARL 20:59:27 what is rdf:is ? did timbl add this to the rdf namespace without telling us? 20:59:48 that was an Aaron suggestion on the rdf issues list 20:59:56 fundamental factor: cool! we lashed it up at the back of some w3c ac meeting 21:00:45 parsetype = quote. I don't know that either. timbl's way of representing contexts in naive rdf? 21:01:02 yes, might be daml invented 21:01:24 i thought they stuck to goofing around with better list syntaxes. 21:01:38 btw best post the url we're discussing into the channel, or people will wonder... 21:01:40 sbp has quit (Ping timeout for sbp[ch8as12-76-167-232.cw-visp.com]) 21:01:41 nope, parsetype daml:collection I think. 21:01:56 collection - yep - quote's not a daml thing. 21:02:44 er, syntax in sbp's file seems goofy. rdf:Description contains and rdf:description element (ie. no property striping...) 21:03:11 I assume he used cwm.py to do converting 21:03:26 hmm, i have to admit to finding it a bit cryptic. 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I'm not sure where it came from 21:33:06 Anyway, the RDF output given by CWM doesn't matter too much here: and RDF model is an RDF model 21:33:27 I might map it out in SVG as suggested... I just got a neat little SVG drawing progrma, and I've been wanting to try it out 21:39:47 * DanC wonders if aaron is around... 21:40:40 I updated the list of URI schemes again; more emphasis on the schemes themselves, and less on the references. http://www.w3.org/Addressing/schemes 1.83 2001/04/20 21:38:10 21:43:24 * dajobe adds another 7 RSS 1.0 feeds to his viewer 21:45:56 * sbp takes a look at the URI schemes list 21:47:40 ah, interesting way to generate the reference titles... 21:49:03 and nice to see that the URI schemes are arranged alphabetically now 21:52:51 DanC, are you there? Is Notation3 stable enough to be used in specifications? I mean, really? What advantages over XRDF at this stage? 21:53:52 Currently, some people seem to be put off by Notation3 because it's not a recommendation. With EARL we have a choice of N3/XRDF... and I'm not sure which way to develop. IF CWM could do N3 <=> XRDF perfectly... 21:54:16 "stable enough" is in the eye of the beholder. It's stable enough for stuff I'm working on. 21:54:27 Is it stable enough for global implementation? 21:54:44 I dunno what "global implementation" is. 21:55:12 If people use it in their little evaluation programs, it's not going to be superceeded the next day by something else, is it? 21:55:30 not superceded: no guarantees whatsoever. 21:55:44 Bah, we'll probably have to use XML RDF then. 21:56:08 RDF/n3 is not on the W3C Recommendation track; if you want to use it in WAI REC-track stuff, you'll have to copy the RDF/n3 spec into your spec. 21:56:18 or not... 21:56:35 Well, EARL isn't going to be a REC either, at least it doesn't look so at this stage 21:56:38 i.e. the cc/pp spec has an informal notation in its diagrams. You could just use RDF/n3 without saying you're using n3. 21:56:43 but it will have multiple implementations 21:56:55 certainly RDF/n3 should be considered just short-hand for RDF/xml. 21:56:59 * DanC gotta go... 21:57:01 * DanC is away: family stuff 21:57:03 O.K. 21:57:48 bkdelong has joined #rdfig 22:30:49 sbp has quit (Ping timeout for sbp[ch8as13-77-168-203.cw-visp.com]) 22:33:29 SeanP has joined #rdfig 22:33:44 SeanP is now known as sbp 22:49:23 AaronSw has joined #rdfig 22:49:49 * pldab_ goes away for a reboot (teaching laptop about cameras and palms...) 22:49:56 pldab_ has quit (Client Exiting) 22:56:43 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (GHOST command used by SeanP))) 22:56:49 sbp has joined #rdfig 22:57:25 what is rdf:is ? did timbl add this to the rdf namespace without telling us? 22:57:32 what is rdf:is ? did timbl add this to the rdf namespace without telling us? 22:57:41 that was an Aaron suggestion on the rdf issues list 22:57:47 * AaronSw wonders where rdf:is was spotted 22:58:23 har har, in [off] logged stuff. Sean and Seth got caught out! 22:58:39 had a feeling 22:58:46 * AaronSw feels left out... 22:59:28 I did ask them to take it elsewhere but they refused 23:00:39 edd_ has joined #rdfig 23:00:39 e has quit (Read error to e[gravling.demon.co.uk]: Connection reset by peer) 23:01:29 AaronSw: do look in logs for earlier mention of updated URI schemes web page 23:01:37 just saw it, thanks 23:02:06 * AaronSw likes new schemes page very much 23:02:19 but wonders where DanC got such nonsensical identifiers 23:05:06 aha, it's by removing the AEIOURLSTaeiourlsth characters 23:05:08 * AaronSw wonders why 23:05:35 dajobe: for the record, we did take our discussion off list 23:06:36 dajobe, re rss feeds, have you seen the new ones up at http://blogspace.com/rss/feeds/ ? 23:06:56 checking; just added 8+ from ones people were testing in my viewer 23:07:11 strangely, many in Estonia 23:07:21 added washington post, plus a whole slew of weblogs, etc. 23:08:26 how do you get them? 23:09:03 the weblogs are submitted by folks who use http://logicerror.com/blogifyYourPage 23:09:27 oh, you've scraped them from HTML pages 23:09:35 oh, yes 23:13:45 better update rss info for Winer 0.93 :-) 23:13:58 ooh, good point -- forgot about that 23:15:24 Ah, hi Aaron 23:32:22 http://robustai.net/sem/doc/DataStructure.html 23:32:22 E: http://robustai.net/sem/doc/DataStructure.html from SethR 23:32:51 E:| Sem (Semantic Memory) 23:32:51 titled item E 23:34:21 E:great! 23:34:21 commented item E 23:35:04 E: This defines an internal data structure of an application 23:35:04 commented item E 23:35:32 E: it is not proposed to replace or extend the external RDF data model 23:35:32 commented item E 23:36:17 now wish me luck .. i start coding tonight ! 23:36:53 excellent 23:37:31 hopefully i cleared up all the problems with the last diagram .. your questions were most useful, thanks 23:41:25 no problem. I'm glad to see it 23:41:34 It's quite clear now 23:47:06 rss info updated with 0.93 23:59:06 sbp has quit (Ping timeout for sbp[ch8as16-80-171-188.cw-visp.com]) 23:59:21 SethR has quit ()