Bojan Božić
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we present a new approach of time series enrichment with semantics, and the usage of this technology for building various kinds of communities interested in time series data. The paper shows the problem of assigning time series data to the right party of interest and why this problem could not be solved so far. We demonstrate a new way of processing semantic time series and the consequential ability of addressing and creating target communities. The combination of time series processing and Semantic Web technologies leads us to a new powerful method of data processing and data generation, which offers completely new opportunities to the expert user.
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Index Terms
- Community building based on semantic time series
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