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December 10, 2007Open Access

Tagging, thesauri or ontologies?

Egon Willighagen

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The analysis reveals critical differences between controlled vocabularies and ontologies in structuring information.
Key findings suggest that controlled vocabularies enhance data retrieval and user experience in varied contexts.
Research on microformats and RDF demonstrates their roles in improving semantic web capabilities for data integration.
Understanding hierarchies in controlled vocabularies can lead to better indexing and search functionalities in information systems.

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Controlled vocabularies, hierarchies, microformats, RDF.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68ed4e04d3b1bfa344c6033a https://doi.org/10.59350/sh5nm-rcm13

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