Linked Data

SPARQL, depending on the engine that you run it against, can be completely distributed through something known as the linked data effect.

Agents are now able to follow one node to another across the global giant graph thanks to Linked Data.

Can you please explain though how Linked Data relates to the Semantic Web, is it a subset of it?

This approach is not unusual in the Linked Data world, where producers and consumers get together, pragmatically evolving a way forward.

Linked Data uses a small slice of the technologies that make up the Semantic Web.

It enhances efficiency and allows you to expand applications to work with new forms of data, such as the web-based linked data.

The establishment of Linked Linking Open Data community has greatly facilitated the release of the Linked Data.

So, while Linked Data is not semantic, creating links at the data level paves the way to a true Semantic Web.

The table below is a great summary of the benefits of the Linked Data approach to data management.

Another piece of advice he gives is that entrepreneurs would do well to "consider mashing up Linked Data with other technologies. "

Step 2: use linked data to allow a client to navigate through a resource's state and relations.

REST Web services enable applications to exchange linked data.

On ReadWriteWeb we've discussed Linked Data a number of times.

I also explained the background and benefits of Linked Data in a May '09 post entitled Linked Data is Blooming: Why You Should Care.

Linked Data is a subset of the wider Semantic Web movement.

But it's time now to concentrate on getting the web of linked data out there.

Regardless of how it progresses, there is a current need and desire for bibliographic data in the linked data web.

The way to go is for government departments to go the extra step and convert [their data] into Linked Data.

K. government, and because they put it up using the linked data standards then a user could just make a map, just by clicking.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee has predicted that linked data will transform the Web.

Has the W3C been pushing the more bottom-up Linked Data world, because of the frustration over lack of take-up of top-down Semantic Web?

And in the near future, do you foresee different governments interconnecting their Linked Data sets?

So yes W3C has been emphasizing the importance of Linked Data.

Implementing linked data, although it would be great, is years and years away from any kind of practical implementation

Recursion; Inheritance; Polymorphism and Virtual Functions; Templates; Linked Data Structures;

A multi-agent system that is capable of acting in its own community to build and maintain additional Linked Data sets

Discussing Level-linked Data Inputting in PB Programming

Building a super database from linked data Stephen Wang

Linked Data: Structured Data, But Not Necessarily Semantic

According to Tom Hickey, linked data means