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TinkerPop on Twitter: "Apache TinkerPop 3.4.0 Released. Avant-Gremlin Construction #3 for Theremin and Flowers https://t.co/b6wgT8GnuE #graphdb #nosql… https://t.co/7f3rKVUXol"
TinkerPop on Twitter: "Apache TinkerPop 3.4.0 Released. Avant-Gremlin Construction #3 for Theremin and Flowers https://t.co/b6wgT8GnuE #graphdb #nosql… https://t.co/7f3rKVUXol"
Apache TinkerPop 3.4.0 Released. Avant-Gremlin Construction #3 for Theremin and Flowers https://t.co/b6wgT8GnuE #graphdb #nosql pic.twitter.com/FnNxhQULfD— TinkerPop (@apachetinkerpop) January 9, 2019
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TinkerPop on Twitter: "Apache TinkerPop 3.4.0 Released. Avant-Gremlin Construction #3 for Theremin and Flowers https://t.co/b6wgT8GnuE #graphdb #nosql… https://t.co/7f3rKVUXol"
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
TinkerPop on Twitter: "3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb… https://t.co/mY
TinkerPop on Twitter: "3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb… https://t.co/mY
“3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb”
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TinkerPop on Twitter: "3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb… https://t.co/mY
Nicolas Torzec on Twitter: "Q: which product taxonomies are used in the Shopping / Ad industries? Google's Product Taxonomy is a de facto standard but it lacks freshness, coverage and/or finesse in some areas. I'm also looking at product taxonomies from A
Nicolas Torzec on Twitter: "Q: which product taxonomies are used in the Shopping / Ad industries? Google's Product Taxonomy is a de facto standard but it lacks freshness, coverage and/or finesse in some areas. I'm also looking at product taxonomies from A
“Q: which product taxonomies are used in the Shopping / Ad industries? Google's Product Taxonomy is a de facto standard but it lacks freshness, coverage and/or finesse in some areas. I'm also looking at product taxonomies from Amazon, Ebay, Walmart, Target, Groupon. What else?”
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Nicolas Torzec on Twitter: "Q: which product taxonomies are used in the Shopping / Ad industries? Google's Product Taxonomy is a de facto standard but it lacks freshness, coverage and/or finesse in some areas. I'm also looking at product taxonomies from A
Bryan J. Brown on Twitter: "So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as
Bryan J. Brown on Twitter: "So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as
So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as I'm new to all this and only familiar with SHACL.— Bryan J. Brown (@bryjbrown) November 26, 2018
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Bryan J. Brown on Twitter: "So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as
Martynas Jusevicius on Twitter: "Am I the only one who thinks there's nothing really wrong with the #RDF stack? To me it's such a powerful technology that 20 years in we're still exploring what it is capable of. To do that, we need to throw out the old so
Martynas Jusevicius on Twitter: "Am I the only one who thinks there's nothing really wrong with the #RDF stack? To me it's such a powerful technology that 20 years in we're still exploring what it is capable of. To do that, we need to throw out the old so
Am I the only one who thinks there's nothing really wrong with the #RDF stack?To me it's such a powerful technology that 20 years in we're still exploring what it is capable of. To do that, we need to throw out the old software design paradigms and think graph- and Web-native.— Martynas Jusevicius (@namedgraph) November 27, 2018
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Martynas Jusevicius on Twitter: "Am I the only one who thinks there's nothing really wrong with the #RDF stack? To me it's such a powerful technology that 20 years in we're still exploring what it is capable of. To do that, we need to throw out the old so
Alan Morrison on Twitter
Alan Morrison on Twitter
Interesting piece. Many seem to be feeling around blindly for the next unicorn, when new value from data is being created and discussed openly by companies who blend statistical and knowledge modeling. Some examples: https://t.co/V3QCVLSmBT https://t.co/aOvQnYz1XV— Alan Morrison (@AlanMorrison) November 17, 2018
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Alan Morrison on Twitter
Analyze Amazon Neptune Graphs using Amazon SageMaker Jupyter Notebooks
Analyze Amazon Neptune Graphs using Amazon SageMaker Jupyter Notebooks
Whether you’re creating a new graph data model and queries, or exploring an existing graph dataset, it can be useful to have an interactive query environment that allows you to visualize the results. In this blog post we show you how to achieve this by connecting an Amazon SageMaker notebook to an Amazon Neptune database. […]
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Analyze Amazon Neptune Graphs using Amazon SageMaker Jupyter Notebooks
Bill Slawski ⚓ on Twitter
Bill Slawski ⚓ on Twitter
If you find https://t.co/XZ7CIl9C8r interesting, knowledge graphs the next generation of search, & linked data a place where the web becomes a very useful database, you might want to check out this new site from the creators of https://t.co/XZ7CIl9C8r: https://t.co/bhnxXR1grI— Bill Slawski ⚓ (@bill_slawski) October 18, 2018
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Bill Slawski ⚓ on Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Old-school symbolic AI is sneaking back into modern machine learning AI, and the heritage of triples-based inferencing shows through in some of it. Nice short presentation by Imperial College London's Marta Garnelo: https://t.co/4nelxJmsYu pic.twitter.com/fSftB5Tqr9— Bob DuCharme (@bobdc) June 24, 2018
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Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
New blog entry "Extracting RDF data models from Wikidata". https://t.co/B5iWE4zWN7— Bob DuCharme (@bobdc) November 18, 2018
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Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Building a Graph Database on a Key-Value Store?
Building a Graph Database on a Key-Value Store?
by Dr. Xu Yu, CEO and Dr. Victor Lee, Director of Product Management [Excerpted from the eBook Native Parallel Graphs: The Next Generation of Graph Database for Real-Time Deep Link Analytics] Until recently, graph database designs fulfilled some but not all of the graph analytics...
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Building a Graph Database on a Key-Value Store?
Comparing Cypher, PGQL and G-CORE
Comparing Cypher, PGQL and G-CORE
The following document was prepared by Stefan Plantikow (Neo4j Cypher language designer). It compares the three closely-related languages, PGQL, Cypher and G-CORE, which The GQL Manifesto proposes to be fused into a new standard GQL language, exploiting the very heavy overlap of their current and intended functionality. There are clickable links to the specs/papers that describe […]
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Comparing Cypher, PGQL and G-CORE
Florent Georges on Twitter
Florent Georges on Twitter
Sorry, @neo4j, but I gotta ask. What's wrong with #sparql? pic.twitter.com/JkrF7uck6V— Florent Georges (@fgeorges) May 15, 2018
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Florent Georges on Twitter
François Chollet on Twitter
François Chollet on Twitter
I think graphs are the correct mental model and API for deep learning -- but not graph of ops like a TF graphdef, instead, graph of layers. Recursive graphs of high-level building blocks.Which is also how deep NNs are visualized in pretty much every paper or textbook ever...— François Chollet (@fchollet) November 15, 2018
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François Chollet on Twitter