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- publication title "The Missing Links – How the Description Format RESTdesc Applies the Linked Data Vision to Connect Hypermedia APIs".
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- publication abstract "“Web 1.0 connected humans with machines. Web 2.0 connected humans with humans. Web 3.0 connects machines with machines.” On the one hand, an incredible amount of valuable data is described by billions of triples, machine-accessible and interconnected thanks to the promises of Linked Data. On the other hand, rest is a scalable, resource-oriented architectural style that, like the Linked Data vision, recognizes the importance of links between resources. Hypermedia APIs are resources, too—albeit dynamic ones—and unfortunately, neither Linked Data principles, nor the rest-implied self-descriptiveness of hypermedia APIs sufficiently describe them to allow for long-envisioned realizations like automatic service discovery and composition. We argue that describing inter-resource links—similarly to what the Linked Data movement has done for data—is the key to machine-driven consumption of APIs. In this paper, we explain how the description format RESTdesc captures the functionality of APIs by explaining the effect of dynamic interactions, effectively complementing the Linked Data vision.".
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- publication title "Application of Semantic Web Technologies for (Semi-)Automatic Metadata Generation for Multimedia Data".
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- publication abstract "This masters thesis discusses the application of Semantic Web technologies to the automatic metadata, generation and annotation process for multimedia data. It describes the architecture of a generic semantic problem solving platform that uses independent algorithms to accomplish subtasks. A holistic vision on the metadata request harnesses more advanced problems, enabling the algorithms to interact with the solution as it is generated.".
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