Changes between Version 158 and Version 159 of ISO15926Primer_History
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- 12/23/09 05:05:42 (14 years ago)
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v158 v159 51 51 The amount of information that is available on the Internet is truly staggering. Unfortunately, most of it is junk. Worse, much of what isn't junk is stored in locations, or in forms, that are not intuitive to all Internet users. And because the information is not presented in a uniform manner, understanding whether a given piece of information is worthwhile or not usually requires a human being to sift through it page-by-page. 52 52 53 The vision of the Semantic Web is that human users will be able to launch an intelligent agent that will sift through this huge mass of data on its own and report back when it finds something. But to enable this we need a way of describing information in a manner that embeds into the theinformation, some of the context humans use to understand things.53 The vision of the Semantic Web is that human users will be able to launch an intelligent agent that will sift through this huge mass of data on its own and report back when it finds something. But to enable this we need a way of describing information in a manner that embeds into the information, some of the context humans use to understand things. 54 54 55 55 ISO 15926 leverages the tools developed for the Semantic Web.
