Barriers for the access to knowledge models in Linked Data cultural heritage collections

Díaz-Corona, Dayany; Lacasta, Javier; Nogueras-Iso, Javier

doi:10.1145/3230599.3230615

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“…Nowadays, a lot of the cultural content has been digitized (Díaz-Corona et al, 2018) in the efforts to save the cultural heritage. As a result, the cultural content can be disseminated through websites, digital libraries, and virtual museums.…”

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Web Mining Techniques Applicable for Cultural Heritage Observations

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Nikolova

Georgiev

2021

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. The rapid digitalization in the cultural domain generated enormous amounts of data. But that data is not personalized or processed, thus the benefit for different users is limited, due to the variety of users – people learn through different methods. However if techniques used in the last decade to personalize web content are applied to cultural content more users could easily absorb and process the cultural heritage knowledge. Also techniques could be applied to cluster and extract useful knowledge.

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