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Discovering Relevant Semantic Associations using Relationship Weights
2014
International Journal of Computer Applications
Accessing relevant pages is the primary focus of the search techniques of Web 2.0 whereas accessing relevant semantic associations is the main focus of search techniques of Web 3.0 called the Semantic Web. Discovering relevant semantic associations is especially useful in many applications such as National Security, Business Intelligence, Pharmacy, and Genetics. Semantic associations are the complex relationships between two entities such as people, places, events, publications, organizations
doi:10.5120/15283-3913
fatcat:6njtkrvtqzeejkevvi7t66xkbu