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Learning SPARQL retweeted: Step-by-step tutorial: #RDF-ize tabular data, publish it and build an Angular front-end. Well done @ElvinDechesne! Clear and comprehensive explanations how to use OntoRefine for ETL in Part 1! #SPARQL #KnowledgeGraph https://t.c
Learning SPARQL retweeted: Step-by-step tutorial: #RDF-ize tabular data, publish it and build an Angular front-end. Well done @ElvinDechesne! Clear and comprehensive explanations how to use OntoRefine for ETL in Part 1! #SPARQL #KnowledgeGraph https://t.c
Step-by-step tutorial: #RDF-ize tabular data, publish it and build an Angular front-end. Well done @ElvinDechesne! Clear and comprehensive explanations how to use OntoRefine for ETL in Part 1! #SPARQL #KnowledgeGraph https://t.co/ZF3XDw5wvV— Atanas Kiryakov (@kiryakov_ak) March 5, 2020
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Learning SPARQL retweeted: Step-by-step tutorial: #RDF-ize tabular data, publish it and build an Angular front-end. Well done @ElvinDechesne! Clear and comprehensive explanations how to use OntoRefine for ETL in Part 1! #SPARQL #KnowledgeGraph https://t.c
Harsh Thakkar retweeted: AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for t
Harsh Thakkar retweeted: AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for t
AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for the #AI research community: https://t.co/Pk94dvW6Kp— Allen Institute for AI (@allen_ai) March 16, 2020
·twitter.com·
Harsh Thakkar retweeted: AI has a critical role to play in fighting COVID-19 - @SemanticScholar has taken the lead in partnership with several groups to produce the COVID-19 Open Research Dataset (CORD-19), a free resource of 29K+ scholarly articles for t
eWoT: A Semantic Interoperability Approach for Heterogeneous IoT Ecosystems Based on the Web of Things
eWoT: A Semantic Interoperability Approach for Heterogeneous IoT Ecosystems Based on the Web of Things
With the constant growth of Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystems, allowing them to interact transparently has become a major issue for both the research and the software development communities. In this paper we propose a novel approach that builds semantically interoperable ecosystems of IoT devices. The approach provides a SPARQL query-based mechanism to transparently discover and access IoT devices that publish heterogeneous data. The approach was evaluated in order to prove that it provides complete and correct answers without affecting the response time and that it scales linearly in la...
·mdpi.com·
eWoT: A Semantic Interoperability Approach for Heterogeneous IoT Ecosystems Based on the Web of Things
Knowledge Graph App in 15min
Knowledge Graph App in 15min
Prototyping a simple knowledge graph application with JSONs, MongoDB and automatically generated GraphQL API.Continue reading on The Startup »
·medium.com·
Knowledge Graph App in 15min
Knowledge Graph App in 15min
Knowledge Graph App in 15min
Prototyping a simple knowledge graph application with JSONs, MongoDB and automatically generated GraphQL APIThis post is a result of joint work with Anna Konieczna and Artur Haczek.Source: Noble ConnectionsSimple knowledge graph applications can be easily built using JSON data managed entirely via a GraphQL layer. We describe a quick recipe for prototyping one such demo, Noble…
·medium.com·
Knowledge Graph App in 15min
Finally, a Knowledge Graph Management System
Finally, a Knowledge Graph Management System
user experience was also far from great and administrative features like access control were totally missing. At the same time, the mainstream web application architecture was relying on techn
·atomgraph.com·
Finally, a Knowledge Graph Management System
"What is Trending on Wikipedia? Capturing Trends and Language Biases Across #Wikipedia Editions" people share interest for entertainment, and differences appear in topics related to local events or about cultural particularities. (Miz et al, 2020) arxiv.o
"What is Trending on Wikipedia? Capturing Trends and Language Biases Across #Wikipedia Editions" people share interest for entertainment, and differences appear in topics related to local events or about cultural particularities. (Miz et al, 2020) arxiv.o
"What is Trending on Wikipedia? Capturing Trends and Language Biases Across #Wikipedia Editions" people share interest for entertainment, and differences appear in topics related to local events or about cultural particularities.
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"What is Trending on Wikipedia? Capturing Trends and Language Biases Across #Wikipedia Editions" people share interest for entertainment, and differences appear in topics related to local events or about cultural particularities. (Miz et al, 2020) arxiv.o
DBpedia on Twitter
DBpedia on Twitter
The interest in Freebase, Wikidata, and DBpedia since Wikidata's launch and geographically over the world (based on Google Trends).Fascinating to see the local distributions, and how slow the decline of Freebase is. pic.twitter.com/EstBNjCT2g— Denny Vrandečić (@vrandezo) February 27, 2020
·twitter.com·
DBpedia on Twitter
Knowledge Graphs and Knowledge Networks: The Story in Brief
Knowledge Graphs and Knowledge Networks: The Story in Brief
at least since Vannevar Bush’s 1945 seminal piece when he discussed why people of science should then turn to the massive task of making more accessible our bewildering store of knowledge to implement machine processes (http://bit.ly/45VBush). Following the importance of conceptual models in data management and knowledge representation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the 1980s, the 1990s saw the emergence of the concept of ontology i
·linkedin.com·
Knowledge Graphs and Knowledge Networks: The Story in Brief
Knowledge Graphs
Knowledge Graphs
(Submitted on 4 Mar 2020) Abstract: In this paper we provide a comprehensive introduction to knowledge graphs,
·arxiv.org·
Knowledge Graphs
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
Building a Large-scale, Accurate and Fresh Knowledge Graph
Building a Large-scale, Accurate and Fresh Knowledge Graph
Check out my other blogs here!Microsoft gives a wonderful tutorial about Knowledge Graph in KDD 2018. If you are a machine learning engineer or an NLP engineer, I highly recommend reading this tutorial. It talks about what is knowledge graph (KG), the KG construction challenges for a large scale, and the…
·towardsdatascience.com·
Building a Large-scale, Accurate and Fresh Knowledge Graph
2003.00719.pdf
2003.00719.pdf
Google, Microsoft, Facebook have their own #knowledgegraphs. But there's a larger body of publicly available KGs, such as @DBpedia or #Wikidata @heikopaulheim @svenhertling @n_heist @dwsunima provide overview & comparison #opendata #EmergingTech #research
·arxiv.org·
2003.00719.pdf
Semantically link entities to your content with Yoast SEO • Yoast
Semantically link entities to your content with Yoast SEO • Yoast
Edwin Toonen Edwin is a strategic content specialist. Before joining Yoast, he spent years honing his skill at The Netherlands’ leading web design magazine. Search engines love entities. Entities can be people, places, things, concepts, or ideas and they will often appear in the Knowledge Graph. Lots of search terms can be an entity, but specific search terms can also have different meanings and thus, be different entities. Take [Mars] for example; are you talking about the planet entity or the candy bar entity? The context you give these entities in your content determines how search engines see and file your content. Find out how to link entities to your content using Yoast SEO. Let’s talk semantics Semantics is the search for meaning in words. In theory, you could write an article about Mars without ever mentioning it directly. People would understand it if you provide enough context in the form of commonly used terms and phrases. To illustrate this, we’ll take
·yoast.com·
Semantically link entities to your content with Yoast SEO • Yoast