[Digikam-users] Controlled vocabulary
John Stumbles
john at stumbles.org.uk
Tue Feb 28 14:24:07 GMT 2012
On 28/02/12 13:53, Jean-François Rabasse wrote:
> Language is very important because we, humans, rebuild meanings from
> whole sentences, not just out of context keywords. I live in France,
> near Paris, and if I document an image with the following sentence
> « Main entrance of the Hilton hotel in Paris », probably any English
> reader will understand that the image is of a building and which one.
> But now if you extract keywords, entrance - hilton - hotel - paris,
> what about a teenager looking for pictures of a well known (and rich)
> american woman Paris Hilton ? Will probably be very disappointed with
> my picture:-)
But if you structure DigiKam's tags thus:
places
France
Paris
Hilton Hotel
entrance
then spotty teenager looking for
people
Paris Hilton
bodily orifices
will not be disappointed ;-)
Question for the DigiKam gurus here:
Say I have a tag heirarchy:
people
Bloggs
Joe
Jane
Jill
Smith
Andy
Betty
Joe
If I tag a picture of Joe Bloggs, by default only the 'Joe' tag seems to
get applied to the image. So how do I search for just Joe Bloggs without
getting Joe Smith? Or does DK 'know' which Joe is which?
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John Stumbles http://stumbles.org.uk
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