Commonly Used Searching Methodologies
Mäkelä describes five mainly used methodologies:
- RDF Path Traversal - traversing the net formed by a graph of information that uses the RDF data model.
- Keyword to Concept Mapping
- Graph Patterns - used to formulate patterns for locating interesting connecting paths between resources. Also commonly used in data visualization.
- Logics - by using inference based on OWL
- Fuzzy concepts, fuzzy relations, and fuzzy logics
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