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Special Interest Metadata

Distributed metadata models are adding knowledge base and symbolic logic programming on Internet-wide scales. Two popular Java containers are:

The RDF and XTM standards are complementary, and will probably unify around OWL definitions. Both metadata forms are web-portable and (unlike other persistent data) arbitrarily "mergeable" when serialized into XML.

This project will compare both metadata forms as storage and query models for "special interests" among VTS groups and users, involving the open set of standards, tools, products, and other vocabulary terms that relate to any specific core Topic (such as Java terms, our first planned test case).

To join a truly cutting edge MJP/VTS project, or to start up a similar knowledge base on another technology (.Net?), see Dan Corwin, project leader.

Please send comments and suggestions to Managers@MaineJUG.org    P.O. Box 10020, Portland, ME 04104-0020
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