Lecture
Semantic Web: Knowledge Representation
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Description
This lecture covers the Semantic Web, RDF, Entity-Relationship Model, and Model Requirements for Ontologies. It explains the syntax and usage of RDF statements, RDF Schema, RDF Containers, and RDF Reification. The lecture also discusses WordNet, WikiData, Schema.org, and Encoding in the context of the Semantic Web.
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