2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.future.2017.11.008
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A semi-automated framework for semantically annotating web content

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“…Due to the limited marketing field of the static site and, accordingly, the inability to place all the necessary elements of the semantic core on the main page and in the description of the goods or services, the adequate solution is to create the dynamic sections. The blog or news can be updated quite often; the amount of the text available to the developer is expanded, so the grouping of the semantic core involves the allocation of a group of information requests, through which pages with relevant articles are promoted [9].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the limited marketing field of the static site and, accordingly, the inability to place all the necessary elements of the semantic core on the main page and in the description of the goods or services, the adequate solution is to create the dynamic sections. The blog or news can be updated quite often; the amount of the text available to the developer is expanded, so the grouping of the semantic core involves the allocation of a group of information requests, through which pages with relevant articles are promoted [9].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Content structure Editing of articles; category descriptions; offers; or products [61] Website structure Modification of navigation elements; internal linking [62]; structured data [63] Technical layer The speed at which a webpage is displayed in a browser [64]; the speed of downloading content by web robots; SSL encryption [65]; adaptation to mobile devices User experience and trust Adaptation of the site in accordance with the WCAG standard [66]; clarity and originality of content; number and placement of ads…”
Section: Element Descriptionmentioning
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“…Overall, annotations can be assimilated to metadata associated with particular text extracts from a document or any other pieces of information. Semantic annotation helps deal with natural language ambiguity and its representation through ontologies [84,85]. This process involves relating text extracts with tags representing ontological elements (concepts, relations, attributes, and instances), which enables document processing by software systems.…”
Section: Language Technologies For Knowledge Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%