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I got an answer from an expert. I asked: 1. How might one use nanopublications to document an assertion on a webpage? 2. Are these meant to be parsed by human
by melvinroest 6y ago
I got an answer from an expert. I asked:
1. How might one use nanopublications to document an assertion on a webpage?
2. Are these meant to be parsed by human readers? Who are these for and what are people supposed to do with them?
The answer:
(1) there's no real difference in a nanopub that originates in a webpage or elsewhere. I think the best to do here is to document the origin of assertions in the provenance graph (through e.g. prov:wasDerivedFrom or prov:used predicates that have URL/webpage entities has objects).
(2) That's a very open question, but I'd say they're mostly for machine use; you can get a nice overview at https://arxiv.org/pdf/1809.06532.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/1809.06532.pdf