Cattuto2008semantic question 6 by lebo
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CSCI 6966 Advanced Semantic Web (Fall 2008)
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A Question from Tim Lebo about cattuto2008semantic:
I don't understand the statement "The reason for giving weight zero between a node and itself is that we want two tags to be considered related when they occur in a similar context, and not when they occur together.
- What is the difference between "similar context" and "occur together"? I would think that they are the same.
- Isn't "occurrence" the only "context" that the Folksonomy formalism provides?
Semantic Grounding Joshua Shinavier 20089011
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