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Es begab sich aber zu der Zeit 10.08.2005 11:57, da Kévin Ottens
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<pre wrap="">Le Mercredi 10 Août 2005 12:39, Roberto Cappuccio a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">If I get a DVD with 4.2 Gb od PDFs, I will get for them all the same
answer, usign contextual search: "this document, as well as other 15.000,
was inside that DVD"... very useful.
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Well, you miss a point IMHO. This document as an author (once again we fall in
the tagging trap, but well for PDF it generally works nicely...) and you
would be glad to know if:
1) you have him in your addressbook or not
2) you discussed with him by mail
3) and even, you might have discussed with him this particular document
And _that_ is useful.
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Yep, and somebody else appears on the scene and says: <br>
FOAF.<br>
<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.foaf-project.org">www.foaf-project.org</a><br>
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that is a way you could connect the addressbook to the email<br>
acutally, we do this in the gnowsis.org project, but only in a
scientific demo.<br>
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And there is dashboard which does similiar stuff (or how is this tool
called? i always forget it)<br>
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And to do this, you need three steps<br>
* the author A extracted from the PDF and represented in a DATA FORMAT<br>
* the sender/receiver B of the mail extracted and represented in a DATA
FORMAT<br>
* the address book C (consists of C1 C2... CN) in a DATA FORMAT<br>
* a central search devide (kat / tenor) that allows you to search all
the data available<br>
* an algorithm that identifies that A = B = C2<br>
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the DATA FORMAT could be RDF,<br>
the special person data format could be FOAF<br>
the search thing kat/tenor <br>
the algorithm is usually called "Smushing" (google for this) or
"instance matching"<br>
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and that together has been implemented more than once (except the
kat/tenor part)<br>
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cheers<br>
Leo<br>
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