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KRSMS Semantic Annotation Language
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- The following XML representation shows the general form of the canonical semantic type interchange syntx (see below [3] for the XML Schema).
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+ Items that are semantically typed are called ''resources''. A {{resource}} element identifies a resource using the resource's unique identifier. A {{resource}} element also assigns a name to the resource, which is used to reference it within annotations.
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+ Resource tags within a semantic-type description provide a mechanism to identify and name those resources that are semantic
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