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   Semantic publishing

   Semantic publishing on the Web or semantic web publishing refers to publishing information as data objects using a semantic web language or as documents with explicit semantic markups.
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   Semantic Web

   Semantic publishing will benefit greatly from the semantic web.
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   Data feed

   Semantic publishing
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   Semantic memory

   The percentages correct in the Semantic task (perceptual identification) did not change with the encoding conditions of appearance, sound, or meaning.
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   Semantics

   English nouns are found by language analysis to have 25 different semantic features, each associated with its own pattern of fMRI brain activity.
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   Semantic wiki

   Semantic wikis vary in their degree of formalization. ... Separate versioning support or correction editing for the formalized content may also be provided.
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   Semantic MediaWiki

   Semantic MediaWiki: Towards Wikipedia 3.0 - Presentation of the benefits Semantic Mediawiki offers to Wikipedia
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   Semantic spectrum

   Determining location on the semantic spectrum Many organizations today are building a metadata registry to store their data definitions and to perform metadata publishing.
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   Semantic integration

   Semantic integration relies on metadata publishing to allow ontologies to be linked or mapped.
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    Latent semantic analysis

    We write this approximation as ... SenseClusters, an open source package for Latent Semantic Analysis and other methods for clustering similar contexts

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Semantic publishing,
• Semantic Web,
• Data feed,
• Semantic memory,
• Semantics,
• Semantic wiki,
• Semantic MediaWiki,
• Semantic spectrum,
• Semantic integration,
• Latent semantic analysis