Semantic analytics

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Semantic analytics is the use of ontologies to analyze content in web resources. This field of research combines text analytics and semantic web technologies like RDF.

Some academic research groups that have active project in this area include Kno.e.sis center at Wright State University among others.

[edit] See also

• Text analytics
• Relationship extraction

v • d • e Semantic Web Background World Wide Web  · Internet  · Databases  · Semantic networks  · Ontologies Sub-topics Linked Data  · Data Web  · Hyperdata  · Dereferenceable URIs  · Rule bases  · Data Spaces Applications Semantic wiki · Semantic publishing · Semantic search · Semantic advertising · Semantic reasoner · Semantic matching · Semantic mapper · Semantic broker · Semantic analytics · Semantic service oriented architecture Related Topics Folksonomy  · Library 2.0 · Web 2.0  · Open Database Connectivity  · References  · Information architecture  · Knowledge management  · Collective intelligence  · Topic Maps  · Mindmapping  · Metadata · Geotagging · Description logic Standards Syntax & Supporting Technologies : RDF (Notation 3  · Turtle  · N-Triples)  · SPARQL  · URI  · HTTP  · XML Schemas, Ontologies & Rules : RDFS  · OWL  · Rule Interchange Format  · Semantic Web Rule Language Semantic Annotation : RDFa  · eRDF  · GRDDL  · Microformats Common Vocabularies : FOAF  · SIOC  · Dublin Core  · SKOS Others: Plain Old Semantic HTML People Tim Berners-Lee  · James Hendler  · Ora Lassila  · Nigel Shadbolt  · Wendy Hall Key Semantic Web Organizations W3C  · WSRI  · MIT  · OpenLink Software  · Talis Group  · ClearForest  · University of Southampton  · DERI

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