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From Semantic to Technical Interoperability in the Construction Industry It Landscape - Sphere
From Semantic to Technical Interoperability in the Construction Industry It Landscape - Sphere
In the previous SPHERE news article focusing on the application of ontologies for digital twins of buildings, the importance of interoperability between data environments was stressed to reach a rich digital representation. In our philosophy, applications in the SPHERE ecosystem should always be replaceable to avoid vendor-lock in and to stimulate a best-of-breed approach. Such ... Read more
·sphere-project.eu·
From Semantic to Technical Interoperability in the Construction Industry It Landscape - Sphere
What's In a Name?
What's In a Name?
I wrote on this topic way back in 2016, but when a recent reader indicated that the original article didn't have images anymore (it happens), it seemed like a good opportunity to write about it again. I am Kurt Cagle, or, according to my birth certificate, Kurt Alan Cagle.
·linkedin.com·
What's In a Name?
Codebase Knowledge Graph
Codebase Knowledge Graph
This article is an introduction into a field of graph-based code analysis. We will discuss a base concept of graph-based code analysis and learn how to build a Codebase Knowledge Graph (or Code Knowledge Graph or simply CKG) for a .NET Core project using Strazh.
·neo4j.com·
Codebase Knowledge Graph
Connect the Dots: Harness the Power of Graphs & ML - OpenCredo
Connect the Dots: Harness the Power of Graphs & ML - OpenCredo
Our e-book aims to shed light on what we believe is a real game-changer for those looking to improve upon simplistic answers sometimes arrived at by using traditional ML algorithms and approaches. We show how you are able to combine the power of both graphs and ML (in a variety of different ways) to help you arrive at better answers compared to using standard ML approaches alone.
·opencredo.com·
Connect the Dots: Harness the Power of Graphs & ML - OpenCredo
ConviviaR Tools: Tagging the Scientific Abstracts with Wikidata Items
ConviviaR Tools: Tagging the Scientific Abstracts with Wikidata Items
Here I am trying to build a script that process the short scientific texts (abstracts) and finds Wikidata items corresponding to the terms. An interactive and editable table is also created to allow an editor to validate the found matches and find other related items. A bit amateurish attempt by a Wikidata newbie.
·dwayzer.netlify.app·
ConviviaR Tools: Tagging the Scientific Abstracts with Wikidata Items