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Aaron Bradley on Twitter: "In your opinion which structured data markup syntax is the easiest to use when adding #schema.org information to a web page?"
Aaron Bradley on Twitter: "In your opinion which structured data markup syntax is the easiest to use when adding #schema.org information to a web page?"
In your opinion which structured data markup syntax is the easiest to use when adding #schema.org information to a web page?— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) January 29, 2019
·twitter.com·
Aaron Bradley on Twitter: "In your opinion which structured data markup syntax is the easiest to use when adding #schema.org information to a web page?"
Abhishek Singh posted on LinkedIn
Abhishek Singh posted on LinkedIn
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Abhishek Singh posted on LinkedIn
About Link Reification, Multi-Typing, Meta-Modeling … & Zen
About Link Reification, Multi-Typing, Meta-Modeling … & Zen
Modeling_EN.md(Also available in French, by replacing EN by FR at the end of the URL)Trying to make a shorter answerAnd then I decided to make him a synthesis about the role of each feature …… and while writing this synthesis, I suddenly realized that these 3 features were all in connection with a problem of decompartmentalization !In fact, modeling paradigms often tend to compartmentalize the "things" ...... by
·linkedin.com·
About Link Reification, Multi-Typing, Meta-Modeling … & Zen
Adrian Gschwend on Twitter: "I would like to point to a crowd-funding of 📊 @rawgraphs, a project I find super interesting for a while and now they want to rewrite it. I think SPARQL and RAWGraphs can become best friends and so do they so help them getting
Adrian Gschwend on Twitter: "I would like to point to a crowd-funding of 📊 @rawgraphs, a project I find super interesting for a while and now they want to rewrite it. I think SPARQL and RAWGraphs can become best friends and so do they so help them getting
I would like to point to a crowd-funding of 📊 @rawgraphs, a project I find super interesting for a while and now they want to rewrite it. I think SPARQL and RAWGraphs can become best friends and so do they so help them getting there! https://t.co/VI0gK0ZZIS pic.twitter.com/UszINmFyuw— Adrian Gschwend (@linkedktk) October 2, 2019
·twitter.com·
Adrian Gschwend on Twitter: "I would like to point to a crowd-funding of 📊 @rawgraphs, a project I find super interesting for a while and now they want to rewrite it. I think SPARQL and RAWGraphs can become best friends and so do they so help them getting
Adrian Gschwend on Twitter: "Swiss EPFL's Blue Brain Nexus Project @bluebrainnexus released Nexus v1.0, which is from what I can see among others a SPARQL endpoint. I did not play with it yet but sounds like something to check out! https://t.co/y30L5thM44
Adrian Gschwend on Twitter: "Swiss EPFL's Blue Brain Nexus Project @bluebrainnexus released Nexus v1.0, which is from what I can see among others a SPARQL endpoint. I did not play with it yet but sounds like something to check out! https://t.co/y30L5thM44
Swiss EPFL's Blue Brain Nexus Project @bluebrainnexus released Nexus v1.0, which is from what I can see among others a SPARQL endpoint. I did not play with it yet but sounds like something to check out! https://t.co/y30L5thM44— Adrian Gschwend (@linkedktk) April 3, 2019
·twitter.com·
Adrian Gschwend on Twitter: "Swiss EPFL's Blue Brain Nexus Project @bluebrainnexus released Nexus v1.0, which is from what I can see among others a SPARQL endpoint. I did not play with it yet but sounds like something to check out! https://t.co/y30L5thM44
Ahren Lehnert latest blog on knowledge management, knowledge graphs and ontologies #knowledgemanagement #knowledgegraphs #ontology buff.ly/2uDuv7V https://t.co/DdPxioGxnE
Ahren Lehnert latest blog on knowledge management, knowledge graphs and ontologies #knowledgemanagement #knowledgegraphs #ontology buff.ly/2uDuv7V https://t.co/DdPxioGxnE
#Knowledgegraphs are a natural fit for knowledge management: they model domains to retain more context & meaning even as information is parsed and abstracted for digital representation. Information is modeled in a way that is more intuitive & useful
·synaptica.com·
Ahren Lehnert latest blog on knowledge management, knowledge graphs and ontologies #knowledgemanagement #knowledgegraphs #ontology buff.ly/2uDuv7V https://t.co/DdPxioGxnE
AI Needs More Why
AI Needs More Why
Causal reasoning is a necessary ingredient to human-level artificial intelligence. We're not there, yet.
·forbes.com·
AI Needs More Why
Alan Morrison's answer to What is the difference between a knowledge graph and a graph database? - Quora
Alan Morrison's answer to What is the difference between a knowledge graph and a graph database? - Quora
Alan Morrison's answer: Graph databases are often used to store knowledge graph data and the accompanying description, predicate and rule-based logic. Knowledge graph: A knowledge graph is a knowledge base that’s made machine readable with the help of logically consistent, linked graphs that tog...
·quora.com·
Alan Morrison's answer to What is the difference between a knowledge graph and a graph database? - Quora
An interactive map of all the world's disputed areas from #wikidata
An interactive map of all the world's disputed areas from #wikidata
An interactive map of all the world's disputed areas from #wikidata. Built in 10 minutes by @planemad, using SPARQL #dataviz #knowledgegraph #opendata #graphDB #data #tech #EmergingTech #datascience Map #visualization on left-side menu h/t @LearningSPARQL [LINK]https://t.co/a4Yngspwds[/LINK] [IMAGE]https://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video_thumb/EKBb_NGW4AIYhEH.jpg[/IMAGE]
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An interactive map of all the world's disputed areas from #wikidata
An international Knowledge Base for all Heritage Institutions (Part 2*) – SocietyByte
An international Knowledge Base for all Heritage Institutions (Part 2*) – SocietyByte
Heritage institutions are places in which works of art, historical records, and other objects of cultural or scientific interest are sheltered and made accessible to the public. The equivalent of that in the digital world, is already taking shape, through digitization and sharing of digital-born or
·societybyte.swiss·
An international Knowledge Base for all Heritage Institutions (Part 2*) – SocietyByte
An Introduction to Graph Theory
An Introduction to Graph Theory
An Introduction to Graph Theory by @mpvenables Before diving in, we need to understand #data structure & networks in #machinelearning. Networks are useful for #apps, from driving directions to social networks #datascience #tutorial #analytics #AI [LINK]https://towardsdatascience.com/an-introduction-to-graph-theory-24b41746fabe[/LINK] [IMAGE]https://miro.medium.com/max/480/1*rnZ3FbSvWMVvcRP78fXeCg.png[/IMAGE]
·towardsdatascience.com·
An Introduction to Graph Theory
An introduction to Graph Neural Networks
An introduction to Graph Neural Networks
Neural Networks aimed at effectively handling graph data.Photo by Alina Grubnyak on UnsplashGraph structured data is common across various domains, examples such as molecules, { social, citation, road } networks, are just a few of the vast array of data which can be represented with a graphs. With the advancements of machine learning we witness the potential for applying intelligent algorithms on the data which is available. Graph Neural Network is the branch of Machine Learning which concerns on building neural networks for graph data in the most effective manner.Notwithstanding the progress made with ML in the computer vision domain with convolutional networks, Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) face a more challenging problem, they deal with the awkward nature of graphs. Differently from images and text, graphs do not have a well defined structure. A graph’s node might have no connections or many, of which could be directed or undirected. Graphs in a dataset may have a variable
·towardsdatascience.com·
An introduction to Graph Neural Networks
Andrei Kashcha on Twitter
Andrei Kashcha on Twitter
https://t.co/7T0EOs6yG7 - Made this tiny tool to discover related subreddits.The graph is created based on jaccard similarity between two subreddits. Jaccard similarity is constructed from set of shared users.Source code https://t.co/J9r1jl1JjR pic.twitter.com/4hcg7mI4sg— Andrei Kashcha (@anvaka) January 10, 2019
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Andrei Kashcha on Twitter