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Why Graph Theory Is Cooler Than You Thought
Why Graph Theory Is Cooler Than You Thought
This is the first article in a four-part series on graph theory and graph neural networks. It explains graph theory in machine learning, and how it’s changed the game.
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Why Graph Theory Is Cooler Than You Thought
Harald Sack on Twitter
Harald Sack on Twitter
After your first steps with SPARQL we are now explaining more sophisticated SPARQL queries on the example of @wikidata in today's #ise2021 lecture#knowledgeGraphs #SemanticWebhttps://t.co/ZxxZftV7gd pic.twitter.com/I3T1TrX6P6— Harald Sack (@lysander07) June 18, 2021
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Harald Sack on Twitter
BIS Conference on Twitter
BIS Conference on Twitter
3rd day of #BIS2021 started with a keynote presentation: Industrial #KnowledgeGraphs in Practice by Sonja Zillner from @siemens https://t.co/9K9BSRYqq0 pic.twitter.com/VR42aQOggQ— BIS Conference (@BISconf) June 16, 2021
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Digitale Akademie on Twitter
Digitale Akademie on Twitter
SPARQL like a pro! Learn about SPARQL federated queries, variable bindings and aggregations in today's #ise2021 lecture#SemanticWeb #knowledgegraphshttps://t.co/pD31Uh6tHt pic.twitter.com/d5Pju2bQYm— Harald Sack (@lysander07) June 19, 2021
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Ontology-Based Feature Selection: A Survey
Ontology-Based Feature Selection: A Survey
The Semantic Web emerged as an extension to the traditional Web, adding meaning (semantics) to a distributed Web of structured and linked information. At its core, the concept of ontology provides the means to semantically describe and structure information, and expose it to software and human agents in a machine and human-readable form. For software agents to be realized, it is crucial to develop powerful artificial intelligence and machine-learning techniques, able to extract knowledge from information sources, and represent it in the underlying ontology. This survey aims to provide insight into key aspects of ontology-based knowledge extraction from various sources such as text, databases, and human expertise, realized in the realm of feature selection. First, common classification and feature selection algorithms are presented. Then, selected approaches, which utilize ontologies to represent features and perform feature selection and classification, are described. The selective and representative approaches span diverse application domains, such as document classification, opinion mining, manufacturing, recommendation systems, urban management, information security systems, and demonstrate the feasibility and applicability of such methods. This survey, in addition to the criteria-based presentation of related works, contributes a number of open issues and challenges related to this still active research topic.
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Ontology-Based Feature Selection: A Survey
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Bob DuCharme on Twitter: "I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."" / Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter: "I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."" / Twitter
I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."
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Bob DuCharme on Twitter: "I plan to add this quote to a slide someday: "“Linked Data” is a broad marketing euphemism for RDF that emphasises some but not all of its strengths, such as the ease of data merging across loosely coupled systems. But it is not a technical term or a W3C standard as such."" / Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Can anyone tell me about existing projects that pull RDF as JSON-LD (especially https://t.co/Rxky83WuLZ data) from web pages and then do things with it?
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Bob DuCharme on Twitter
Dan Brickley on Twitter
Dan Brickley on Twitter
Announcing preview availability of https://t.co/587lbNTOjD - Schema Markup Validator https://t.co/QvvuEGHtqd Guest post from @rrlevering #schemasmv https://t.co/AVi6ZJoC77
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Guided sampling for large graphs
Guided sampling for large graphs
Guided sampling for large graphs Taking a small break from social networks. In this paper, they suggest an efficient and simple graph sampling method...
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Guided sampling for large graphs
Christopher W. Jones on Twitter: "Social or professional cliques often form around a shared task or interest. For example, you and fellow graduate students from the same program who go to a conference together form a clique." / Twitter
Christopher W. Jones on Twitter: "Social or professional cliques often form around a shared task or interest. For example, you and fellow graduate students from the same program who go to a conference together form a clique." / Twitter
Social or professional cliques often form around a shared task or interest. For example, you and fellow graduate students from the same program who go to a conference together form a clique.
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Christopher W. Jones on Twitter: "Social or professional cliques often form around a shared task or interest. For example, you and fellow graduate students from the same program who go to a conference together form a clique." / Twitter
David Riccitelli on Twitter
David Riccitelli on Twitter
@nightrose @danbri (reviving this old conversation here 👻) is it there a tool or an API that I can query to describe a #Wikidata entity using the https://t.co/IoQttEpJyY vocabulary? 🧐 cc @danbri @thadguidry @cyberandy
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David Riccitelli on Twitter
Yifan Qian on Twitter
Yifan Qian on Twitter
We're excited to see @qian_yifan's article "Geometric graphs from data to aid classification tasks with Graph Convolutional Networks" published in @Patterns_CP. Congratulations!https://t.co/i5qGBHq6Cw— CSSI (@KelloggCSSI) April 21, 2021
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Yifan Qian on Twitter
Graph Commons on Twitter
Graph Commons on Twitter
How does the Kudzu NFT virus spread in the Ethereum network? 🕸️Explore the virus outbreak on @graphcommons /2 https://t.co/US323sZUti @billyrennekamp @lewdmechanical @hxrts @MPtherealMVP pic.twitter.com/AXMWXMaFpY— Burak Arikan (@arikan) April 22, 2021
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Graph Commons on Twitter