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Danijela is a MSc now

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It is an extreme pleasure to annonce that we have another MSc in our group - on June 22, 2009, Danijela Grahovac has successfully and brilliantly defended her MSc thesis, Application of Expert Systems in Process Cost Management. Congratulations, Danijela!

Common Tag with Faviki

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Common Tag logoFaviki is involved in the development of the new open tagging format – Common Tag, together with AdaptiveBlue, DERI (NUI Galway), Freebase, Yahoo!, Zemanta, and Zigtag.

The Common Tag format, which is based on RDFa, was developed to address the current shortcomings of tagging and help everyone, including end users, publishers, and developers get more out of Web content. It is an outcome of an effort to develop the easiest way to let publishers get more out of their content by semantically marking it up.

MDE and Ontology Development Book

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The second edition of the book Model Driven Engineering and Ontology Development (Springer, 2009), by Dragan Gasevic, Dragan Djuric, and Vladan Devedzic, is now available.

Ask QuestIO

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As a part of the recently finished FP6 project TAO, in which Danica Damljanovic was an active researcher, Danica and her colleagues have developed QuestIO - a Question-based Interface to Ontologies. You can ask QuestIO keyword-based queries or full-blown questions, and it will transform them into SeRQL and SPARQL queries (click here for short demo about QuestIO, and here for the live presentation on videolectures).

Neuroph on Slashdot.org

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Article about Neuroph and its application for image recognition in game has been published on Slashdot.org That was the important step for promoting the project, since the project site got over 3000 visits and more than 300 downloads in just two days. As a result of that article, guys from the Java team from Gentoo Linux project will include Neuroph libraries in their distribution. Behind the scenes development continues, and we added important improvment to Backpropagation learning algorithm,  created image recognition tool, and new network types. All of these will be available to public soon  in next release.

GOOD OLD AI undergraduates started a new project: the Smiley Ontology

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Smiley Ontology is a new project, started by GOOD OLD AI undergraduates. The main objective of the project is to enable interchange of emoticons between different systems, without loss of their semantics, as well as to allow capturing and formal representation of semantics of emotions and emotional states that are widely spread across the Web. Find more information about the project here.

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