An Initial Investigation into Querying an Untrustworthy and Inconsistent Web - Yuanbo Guo and Jeff Heflin
libby: no paper on the web yet
libby: working only with consistent sets of documents
libby: checking this consistency takes some time; they are looking to see how this can be improved e.g. when two documents don't overlap with each other
libby: working only with consistent sets of documents
libby: checking this consistency takes some time; they are looking to see how this can be improved e.g. when two documents don't overlap with each other
Creating a Policy-Aware Web: Discretionary, Rule-based Access for the World Wide Web, Weitzner, Hendler, Berners-Lee and COnnolly
jhendler: not in the workshop, but fits the theme...
A Classification Scheme for Trust Functions in Reputation-Based Trust Management. Qing Zhang and Ting Yu
libby: looks good, no paper yet
Trust Strategies for the Semantic Web. (pdf) Kieron O'Hara, Harith Alani, Yannis Kalfoglou, and Nigel Shadbolt
The Impact of Context on the Trustworthiness of Communication: An Ontological Approach. Santtu Toivonen and Grit Denker
Semantic Web Publishing using Named Graphs (pdf) Jeremy J. Carroll, Christian Bizer, Patrick Hayes, and Patrick Stickler
libby: interesting stuff in here about people signing graphs and then stating that they assert everything in the graph
libby: they have implemented it as a named graph API for Jena
libby: Chris Bizer is giving the talk
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libby: they have implemented it as a named graph API for Jena
libby: Chris Bizer is giving the talk
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How to Exploit Ontologies in Trust Negotiation (pdf) - Travis Leithead, Wolfgang Nejdl, Daniel Olmedilla, Kent E. Seamons, Marianne Winslett, Ting Yu, and Charles C. Zhang
libby: including some interesting stuff about limiting access to information to what is required for the transaction, including to entities who you trust completely
libby: schedule (I googled for these and found a bunch of them lonline)
libby: Jen's papers on trust
libby: I can't find the paper though...shame, it's interesting
libby: Jen's papers on trust
libby: I can't find the paper though...shame, it's interesting
libby: crawlers: matt bidulph's, in python, andreas harth's jena-based one, in java
libby: ALVIS EU project has a plan to create an open source crawler, based on combine, I think
libby: jim ley's foaf data dumps from 2003
libby: some other places to look for data
libby: jim ley has a scutter but you have to write to him to get it
libby: we need more scutters!
libby: swoogle's list of crawlers
crschmidt: http://crschmidt.net/svn/rdfpython/trunk/ always has the most recent serialization of julie's database.
crschmidt: (Not that it's neccesarily up to date - if you want something that's up to date, drop me a line.)