Predictive UX explores UX Design for Enterprise Search Using Knowledge Graphs

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To combat antibiotic resistance, Roland Haas uses a knowledge graph to offer patients the right antibiotic for the right diagnosis at the right dosage.

How knowledge graphs model the relationships within scientific data in an open and machine-understandable format for better science.

Designing Web APIs for sustainable interactions within decentralized knowledge graph ecosystems ◆ Web services emerged in the late 1990s as a way to access specific pieces of remote functionality, building on the standards-driven stability brought by the universal protocol that HTTP was readily becoming. Interestingly, the Web itself has drastically changed since…

Knowledge graphs are well-suited to organizations with large data sets and where extracting knowledge often proves burdensome.

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Earlier this month I asked here on LinkedIn about interest publishing a short piece on Knowledge Graphs. The response was overwhelmingly positive, so today...

Learn more about content hubs and how to build them by leveraging deep learning and data in a knowledge graph and using a specific technique called knowledge graph embeddings (or simply KGE).

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