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Top 5 use cases for graph databases
Top 5 use cases for graph databases
Graph databases are finding new use cases in sales, ecommerce, healthcare, financial services, fraud detection and much more.
·venturebeat.com·
Top 5 use cases for graph databases
Taxonomies vs. Ontologies
Taxonomies vs. Ontologies
Topics related to information management taxonomies posted by the author of the book, The Accidental Taxonomist.
·accidental-taxonomist.blogspot.com·
Taxonomies vs. Ontologies
Everything is Connected: Graph Neural Networks
Everything is Connected: Graph Neural Networks
In many ways, graphs are the main modality of data we receive from nature. This is due to the fact that most of the patterns we see, both in natural and artificial systems, are elegantly...
·arxiv.org·
Everything is Connected: Graph Neural Networks
Knowledge Graph Costs
Knowledge Graph Costs
Knowledge Graph Costs I just finished my primary research for a new paper on the costs and obstacles of adopting knowledge graph. The three themes that… | 10 comments on LinkedIn
·linkedin.com·
Knowledge Graph Costs
What’s New in RDFox v6.0? High Availability, Enhanced Named Graph Support, and so much more! | Oxford Semantic Technologies | 6 min read | Nov 29, 2022
What’s New in RDFox v6.0? High Availability, Enhanced Named Graph Support, and so much more! | Oxford Semantic Technologies | 6 min read | Nov 29, 2022
RDFox v6.0 is here and it’s a big one! This release is landmarked by ground-breaking features including the new high availability setup and a total reimagining of the handling of named graphs. These features alone offer the opportunity for truly cutting-edge solutions, but when combined with the myriad of other improvements and the blistering capabilities of RDFox already in place, they allow you to step ahead of the curve. | 6 min read | Nov 29, 2022
·oxfordsemantic.tech·
What’s New in RDFox v6.0? High Availability, Enhanced Named Graph Support, and so much more! | Oxford Semantic Technologies | 6 min read | Nov 29, 2022
G-Research Distinguished Speaker Series: Amy Hodler, Graph Evangelist
G-Research Distinguished Speaker Series: Amy Hodler, Graph Evangelist
Our most recent edition of the G-Research Distinguished Speaker Series took place at the Royal College of Physicians in Central London. Our featured speaker, Amy Hodler, is a graph evangelist, network science expert, and co-author of 'Graph Algorithms'. In her talk 'Average is a Lie - Using Graph Analytics to Improve Predictions', Amy discusses a range of topics, including: Graph queries Graph algorithms Relationships and structures in data Predicting behavioural change Machine learning Graph embedding Link prediction Data lineage Financial contagion Use of graph analytics in security Learn more about G-Research (https://www.gresearch.co.uk/) and view talks from speakers such as Professor Sir Martin Hairer and Wes McKinney in our Distinguished Speaker Series playlist. Interested in attending a future Distinguished Speaker Series event? Register your interest here now: https://events.beamery.com/gresearch/all-dss-events-mntauiaxr
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G-Research Distinguished Speaker Series: Amy Hodler, Graph Evangelist
Nov 2022: TigerGraph Cloud Update - TigerGraph
Nov 2022: TigerGraph Cloud Update - TigerGraph
With the mission of building the most user-friendly graph-as-a-service that unlocks smarter insights for all, our product and engineering teams at TigerGraph have been working hard to elevate TigerGraph Cloud to the next level of ease-of-use and enterprise readiness.
·tigergraph.com·
Nov 2022: TigerGraph Cloud Update - TigerGraph
Semantic Technology Value Chain
Semantic Technology Value Chain
This post by Michael Atkin is designed to demystify semantic standards and knowledge graphs for executive stakeholders
·ontotext.com·
Semantic Technology Value Chain
Scalable Graph Learning in the Enterprise: Efficient GNN model training using Kubernetes and smart GPU provisioner
Scalable Graph Learning in the Enterprise: Efficient GNN model training using Kubernetes and smart GPU provisioner
Graph neural networks (GNNs) have emerged as one of the leading solutions for ML applications. Most real-world data can be represented as graphs - see this blog for a comprehensive overview of what use cases are best solved with GNNs and their key advantages.
·kumo.ai·
Scalable Graph Learning in the Enterprise: Efficient GNN model training using Kubernetes and smart GPU provisioner