links for 2007-01-31
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“I study the computational basis of human learning and inference. Through a combination of mathematical modeling, computer simulation, and behavioral experiments, I try to uncover the logic behind our everyday inductive leaps: constructing perceptual repr
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“We present statistical analyses of the large-scale structure of 3 types of semantic networks: word
associations, WordNet, and Roget’s Thesaurus. We show that they have a small-world structure, characterized
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“Since seeing Mike Kay’s presentation at XTech 2005 I’ve been meaning to write up some Amara equivalents to the examples in the paper, “Comparing XSLT and XQuery”. Here they are.”
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Basic XML data access
doc.a #object representing a element (instance of a)
doc[u'a'] #object representing a element (instance of a)
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“Firstly, in functionality alone, there is no doubt that XSLT 2.0 wins over XQuery 1.0. There are many jobs that XSLT 2.0 can do easily that are really difficult in XQuery 1.0. Many of these fall into the categories of up-conversion applications or rendit
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“All UCTV Podcasts http://podcast.uctv.tv/uctv.rss
UCTV Vodcasts http://podcast.uctv.tv/uctv_vodcasts.rss
Art and Music http://podcast.uctv.tv/uctv_art.rss
Business http://podcast.uctv.tv/uctv_business.rss
Conversations with History http://podca -
“But they would receive much lower benefits when they retire as a result. In the extreme case that I presented ( a worker earning $20,000 with a family policy), the Social Security benefit would fall by 60 percent.”
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“Spocalc is the full strength version and includes hub and rim databases. I am constantly adding new rims and hubs, so download a fresh copy frequently.”
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RSS, Atom, and other syndication strategies involve making XML data available for download. XForms, which is designed to view and edit XML, is the perfect environment for an XML editor and reader. This article explains how to create an XML reader and edit
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Welcome to the alpha version of Many Eyes!
View your data, ask questions, and share your discoveries.
Harness the collective intelligence
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“a community effort to extract structured information from Wikipedia
and to make this information available on the Web. dbpedia allows you to ask
sophisticated queries against Wikipedia and to link other datasets on the Web
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XMLmind XML Editor allows to edit large, complex, modular, XML documents. It makes it easy mastering XML vocabularies such as DocBook or DITA. (More info.)
As you can see it in the screen shot below, XMLmind XML Editor is not a tool for programmers. It
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I wrote this thing a couple of weeks ago. Instead of letting it rot on my harddisk, unseen, I thought I’d make a token effort to throw it out.
Have fun with it.
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