Semantic Computing

Semantic Computing

Phillip Sheu , Heather Yu , C.V. Ramamoorthy
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2011 · Inglese · Kindle · 3 edizioni
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In the realm of advanced technology, a new paradigm emerges that bridges the gap between human understanding and machine intelligence: semantic computing. This work delves into the intricate fabric of semantic frameworks that underpin contemporary computer systems. It explores how these frameworks not only enhance the processing of vast amounts of data but also improve their relevance and contextuality, paving the way for smarter, more intuitive applications.

The authors, each a prominent figure in their respective fields, unpack the current state of semantic computing, examining its foundational theories and practical implementations. Through their insights, readers gain a comprehensive view of how semantics can revolutionize everything from information retrieval to artificial intelligence, reshaping interactions between humans and machines.

Furthermore, this volume looks toward the horizon, suggesting innovative pathways that researchers and practitioners might explore to further develop this field. Emerging challenges and possibilities are discussed, encouraging a proactive approach to overcoming obstacles while embracing new opportunities.

With a blend of theoretical exposition and practical considerations, the work serves not only as a scholarly resource but as a guide for those interested in harnessing the potential of semantic computing in various domains, from business to academia. The integration of human-like understanding into computational systems heralds a transformative era, one empowered by rich semantic networks.

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Formato Kindle
Pagine 548 pagine
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato gen 1, 2011
Editore Wiley-IEEE Press
Edizione 1
Edizioni 3 edizioni
ISBN-10 0470920874
ISBN-13 9780470920879
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