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Presentation that Knowledge Hives gave at the final conference of the SemLib EU FP7 Research4SMEs Project. Highlights our product digi.me in the context of the project deliverables: Pundit and SLDR.

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SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries

digi.me
managing information the Web 3.0 way

Dr. Sebastian Ryszard Kruk, Knowledge Hives sp. z o.o.
14-Dec-2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Introduction
• Knowledge Hives: Web 3.0 startup spin off from
research on Semantic Digital Libraries
• Team:
• Arkadiusz Kwoska - CEO, Serial Entrepreneur
• Dr. Sebastian R. Kruk - CTO, Researcher and
Innovator
• Wiktor Bachnik - Web 3.0 Developer
• Product: digi.me - information management engine
rebuilt from research results on JeromeDL -

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Problems

• Social media information overload
• Too many low quality recommendations
• Being unaware of interesting information we have
access to
• Forgetting what we knew
• Privacy of what we gather and share

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries digi.me
• Redone and improved core of JeromeDL
• Middleware service (REST API)
• Focus on:
• organization, annotation and discovery
• social interactions (sharing)
• privacy control
• Recommendations:
• presenting related content
• clustering items in large boxes

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Civet

• Answer to the ﬁndings from the beta tests of digi.me
• Going beyond simply NLP
• Aiming not only at English texts (EN, PL, DE, FR)
• Texts become RDFa documents with concepts from
vocabularies published as Linked Open Data

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Civet

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Integration

• Demo UI exemplifying some middleware capabilities
http://demo.digi.me/
• Pundit uses Civet for entity extraction
• digi.me interfaces with SLDR for SD and CF
recommendations

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
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SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Integration

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Pundit

• Perfect counterpart for Civet
• Enables users to further annotate document or
improve annotations from Civet
• Integration:
• simple annotation workﬂow with browser
bookmarklet
• uses Civet for entity extraction

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Pundit

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries SLDR
• Recommendation engine for semantic repositories:
• content-based semantic distance
• collaborative ﬁltering
• Integration:
• via SPARQL endpoint
• run as a night batch process
• Work in progress on:
• improving scalability
• linked-metadata semantic distance

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries SLDR

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Conclusions

• SemLib deliverables:
• complete current Knowledge Hives technologies
• are already in demand of our potential customers
• requires further improvements (SLDR) and tighter
integration (Pundit)
• Roadmap:
• two social media showcase demo services
• ﬁrst PoC deployments with our clients

Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa
Thursday, December 20, 12

SEMLIB PROJECT
Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries

digi.me
manage your information the Web 3.0 way

Dr. Sebastian Ryszard Kruk
sebastian.kruk@knowledgehives.com

Knowledge Hives sp. z o.o.
http://www.knowledgehives.com

Semantic tools for digital libraries a.k.a. SemLib is a 24th month R&D project supported by EU FP7 Theme: Research for SMEs (no. FP7-
SME-2010-01-262301-SEMLIB) commenced in January 2011. More info at http://www.semlibproject.eu

Thursday, December 20, 12

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SemLib Final Conference

1. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries digi.me managing information the Web 3.0 way Dr. Sebastian Ryszard Kruk, Knowledge Hives sp. z o.o. 14-Dec-2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

2. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Outline • Introduction • Problem • Background technology • digi.me • Civet • Integration of SemLib deliverables • Pundit • SLDR • Conclusions Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

3. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Introduction • Knowledge Hives: Web 3.0 startup spin off from research on Semantic Digital Libraries • Team: • Arkadiusz Kwoska - CEO, Serial Entrepreneur • Dr. Sebastian R. Kruk - CTO, Researcher and Innovator • Wiktor Bachnik - Web 3.0 Developer • Product: digi.me - information management engine rebuilt from research results on JeromeDL - Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

4. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Problems • Social media information overload • Too many low quality recommendations • Being unaware of interesting information we have access to • Forgetting what we knew • Privacy of what we gather and share Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

5. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries digi.me • Redone and improved core of JeromeDL • Middleware service (REST API) • Focus on: • organization, annotation and discovery • social interactions (sharing) • privacy control • Recommendations: • presenting related content • clustering items in large boxes Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

6. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Civet • Answer to the ﬁndings from the beta tests of digi.me • Going beyond simply NLP • Aiming not only at English texts (EN, PL, DE, FR) • Texts become RDFa documents with concepts from vocabularies published as Linked Open Data Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

7. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Civet Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

8. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Integration • Demo UI exemplifying some middleware capabilities http://demo.digi.me/ • Pundit uses Civet for entity extraction • digi.me interfaces with SLDR for SD and CF recommendations Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

9. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Integration Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

10. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Integration Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

11. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Pundit • Perfect counterpart for Civet • Enables users to further annotate document or improve annotations from Civet • Integration: • simple annotation workﬂow with browser bookmarklet • uses Civet for entity extraction Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

12. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Pundit Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

13. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries SLDR • Recommendation engine for semantic repositories: • content-based semantic distance • collaborative ﬁltering • Integration: • via SPARQL endpoint • run as a night batch process • Work in progress on: • improving scalability • linked-metadata semantic distance Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

14. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries SLDR Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

15. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries Conclusions • SemLib deliverables: • complete current Knowledge Hives technologies • are already in demand of our potential customers • requires further improvements (SLDR) and tighter integration (Pundit) • Roadmap: • two social media showcase demo services • ﬁrst PoC deployments with our clients Public conference 14 Dec 2012, Pisa Thursday, December 20, 12

16. SEMLIB PROJECT Semantic Web Tools for Digital Libraries digi.me manage your information the Web 3.0 way Dr. Sebastian Ryszard Kruk sebastian.kruk@knowledgehives.com Knowledge Hives sp. z o.o. http://www.knowledgehives.com Semantic tools for digital libraries a.k.a. SemLib is a 24th month R&D project supported by EU FP7 Theme: Research for SMEs (no. FP7- SME-2010-01-262301-SEMLIB) commenced in January 2011. More info at http://www.semlibproject.eu Thursday, December 20, 12

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