Latest revision as of 16:51, 8 May 2010

Useful material

You can find the last public version of the source code of Extraction here: http://davide.eynard.it/svn/noustat/trunk (login: noustat, pass: t4t5u0n - the project folder is "noustat")

create the project page, following the template you can find in an already "semantified" project page (for instance, http://airwiki.elet.polimi.it/mediawiki/index.php/Wikipedia_Social_Network). More info about how to create a new project page can be found at http://airwiki.elet.polimi.it/mediawiki/index.php/Projects_-_HOWTO

organize the "useful material" section and publish it in the "Related resources" section on the project page (this can be postponed right now, after we talk about what can be made public)

when a timeline is defined with deliverables, publish the timeline here and make the deliverables available here whenever a deadline is met

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 * [http://davide.eynard.it/noustat/papers%20ontology%20learning/ A collection of papers about ontology learning from text]
-Suggestions:
-* the first document is a summary of the paper from Murtagh whose file is called "auto_onto_2.pdf" and gives you an idea about the whole project
-* the second document has some hints about how we decided to proceed for the development of the software
-* the third collection of documents is very useful then to understand the basics of what you are dealing with, in particular Correspondence Analysis and PCA
-* the rest might be useful for the State of the Art of your thesis - not fundamental to understand the project but very useful to get related ideas about how to improve Murtagh's work to make something new for your thesis.
 == Programming libraries used in the prototype ==