Semantic Correlation Rules

Se­man­tic Cor­re­la­tion Rules (SCR) are a log­i­cal ba­sis for linked In­for­ma­tion and mi­cro­Docs. They are defined ac­cord­ing to busi­ness-rel­e­vant use cas­es of search and de­ploy­ment of in­for­ma­tion. They are in­de­pen­dent of spe­cif­ic au­thor­ing en­vi­ron­ments and are us­ing stan­dard for­mats and se­man­tic tech­nolo­gies (RDF). SCR can be im­ple­ment­ed and used in de­liv­ery and search sys­tems. Pre­con­di­tion is ex­clu­sive­ly the use of me­ta­da­ta for the as­sign­ment and re­trie­val of in­for­ma­tion. They are there­fore a first and easy step to­wards more com­plex se­man­tic mod­els and re­la­tion­ships be­tween in­tel­li­gent in­for­ma­tion.