Combined tag and text search. Users cannot be expected to annotate every item of data on a web page, or they may have only initially added a few semantic tags to their page. Thus, we provide a search service that can looks for both textual and semantic information within a single page. For instance, to find pictures of all of the assistant professors in our department, even if "assistant professor" is not semantically tagged, use the search "Assistant Professor <facultyMember> <portrait>?"
See Search for more information about the format of a search query.
Our Research Publication Database compiles a searchable database of
publications produced by members of our department based on the
information in home pages and project pages. This service is able to
avoid repeated entries by detecting duplicate publications, and is
able to infer missing information (e.g., an author of a paper) from
context (e.g., the paper was found on the author's home page).
To have your publications included, simply annotate your page with <publication> tags.
You may optionally add further tags to specify the year, authors, etc. -- these may improve the classification of your publication but are not necessary to included in the database.
Click on the heading above to finding out about automating common tasks via semantic email.
