Supporting the Web: A distributed hyperlink database system

Pitkow, James E.; Jones, Robert

doi:10.1016/0169-7552(96)00074-8

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“…The service queries the knowledge base where the seeAlso statements were asserted and returns a document with all the backlinks. The output of the service can be obtained in JSON, RDF+XML, TURTLE or HTML, either through the Service URL or by specifying the accept header of the HTTP request 13 . The logic of this service is integrated with a coreference system extending its functionality to all the URIs in a sameAs bundle.…”

Section: Public Sector Information Backlinking Servicementioning

confidence: 99%

“…[3] or the Google search engine using the "link" option), but these proposals are not aimed at the Semantic Web, and target the traditional Web of documents. Distributed approaches proposed in the past [13] relied on logging the Referer HTTP header (see [6], section 14.36) during the usual document serving activity by a web server. Such information can then be stored in distributed databases and used afterwards.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Domain-Specific Backlinking Services in the Web of Data

Salvadores

Correndo

Szomszor

et al. 2010

2010 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agent Technology

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Abstract-This paper describes an Open Linked Data backlinking service, a generic architecture component to support the discovery of useful links between items across highly connected data sets. Using Public Sector Information (PSI) currently available as Linked Data, we demonstrate that contemporary publishing practices do not adequately support the ability to navigate or automatically traverse between resources published by different vendors, or the capacity to discover information relevant to a particular URI. Although some useful services in this area have been developed, such as large triple indexes of published data, and the collection of sameAs relationships between individuals, we believe that an important component is missing: a mechanism to discover the backlinks to relevant resources that cannot be found by direct URI resolution. We present the implementation of such a component, integrating data from various PSI sources.

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Section: Public Sector Information Backlinking Servicementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Domain-Specific Backlinking Services in the Web of Data

Salvadores

Correndo

Szomszor

et al. 2010

2010 IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conference on Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agent Technology

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“…Not Found -File does not exist is returned and the fact that the link was not found is presented to the user. In cases such as this, a link which does not correctly connect the link source and the link designation is called an invalid link (dangling link) * [15]. Invalid links have become an obstacle in the utilization of hypertext.…”

Section: Invalid Links In Hypertextmentioning

confidence: 99%

A temporal link mechanism for hypermedia broadcasting

Sumiya

Noda

Tanaka

2001

Systems & Computers in Japan

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SUMMARYWe propose in this paper a time-dependent link scheme for hypermedia. The management of the links accompanying updates in hypermedia is a major subject; in particular, it is an important problem in hypermedia dealing with content which depends on time. This scheme will realize the dynamic creation and expiration functions of links as well as the automatic link control function. We have packaged a prototype system called Mille-feuille using the proposed time-dependent link scheme and have confirmed the schemes validity. This scheme can also be realized by using the extensible markup language (XML).

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“…Pitkow and Jones mention three [Pitkow and Jones 1996], the html analyzer, Mom spider, and link analyzer. There are also non-Web equivalents such as the LinkEdit tool [Davis 1998].…”

Section: Detect and Correctmentioning

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Electronic document addressing

Ashman

2000

ACM Comput. Surv.

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The management of electronic document collections is fundamentally different from the management of paper documents. The ephemeral nature of some electronic documents means that the document address (i.e., reference details of the document) can become incorrect some time after coming into use, resulting in references, such as index entries and hypertext links, failing to correctly address the document they describe. A classic case of invalidated references is on the World Wide Web—links that point to a named resource fail when the domain name, file name, or any other aspect of the addressed resource is changed, resulting in the well-known Error 404. Additionally, there are other errors which arise from changes to document collections. This paper surveys the strategies used both in World Wide Web software and other hypertext systems for managing the integrity of references and hence the integrity of links. Some strategies are preventative , not permitting errors to occur; others are corrective , discovering references errors and sometimes attempting to correct them; while the last strategy is adaptive , because references are calculated on a just-in-time basis, according the current state of the document collection.

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Supporting the Web: A distributed hyperlink database system

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Domain-Specific Backlinking Services in the Web of Data

Domain-Specific Backlinking Services in the Web of Data

A temporal link mechanism for hypermedia broadcasting

Electronic document addressing

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