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An example of Folksonomy (Adapted from [15]).
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This paper presents the FOLKUS-SD a module of CSCW-SD, intend to build Folksonomies from source codes. The CSCW-SD is an architecture to integrate tools in a development environment through a Multi-Agent System. The Folksonomies are built using dynamic data collected during codification. The Folksonomies' entities are represented by the module as:...
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... that, these words or tags can be used as index. Fig.1 shows an example of Folksonomy applied in the domain of the invertebrates. ...
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... Fig. 2 we can see this process in a graph formed by the following nodes: users, resources and tags. To better understanding the process, Fig.1 shows an example of folksonomy applied in the domain of the invertebrates, where users and resources are not explicit, only the tags are showed. ...
