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> -----Original Message----- > From: Mike Champion [mailto:mc@x...] > > It would only > deal with these relationships and inferences *statistically* > whereas as I understand it RDF/OWL/etc. attempt to deal with > them *logically*. Layered architectures [1]. > Or to put it another way, in this view is the semantic web an > ontology and trust building exercise, or a data mining exercise? Why can't it be both? Natural language processing, knowledge representation, machine learning, robotics, information retrieval, data mining and rule based technologies have all prospered from looking at hybrid techniques. The statistical versus symbolic divide was maybe interesting to AI researchers twenty years ago, but it's a red herring today. The SW effort has a penchant today for symbolic techniques (particularly description logics); we'll see how long that lasts until someone comes along and gets a result using probabilities in combination with the symbolic models of TMs and RDF. regards, Bill de hÓra .. Propylon www.propylon.com [1] http://citeseer.nj.nec.com/muller93agent.html
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