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John Murray on Twitter: "This is what the resultant 100 retail outlet isochrone map looks like, built using Spatia and @rapidsai #cuGraph SSSP using @OrdnanceSurvey Open Roads as road graph + drive times estimated from @transportgovuk road stats #opendata
John Murray on Twitter: "This is what the resultant 100 retail outlet isochrone map looks like, built using Spatia and @rapidsai #cuGraph SSSP using @OrdnanceSurvey Open Roads as road graph + drive times estimated from @transportgovuk road stats #opendata
This is what the resultant 100 retail outlet isochrone map looks like, built using Spatia and @rapidsai #cuGraph SSSP using @OrdnanceSurvey Open Roads as road graph + drive times estimated from @transportgovuk road stats #opendata cc @puntofisso pic.twitter.com/rGhDinkaVX— John Murray (@MurrayData) May 28, 2019
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John Murray on Twitter: "This is what the resultant 100 retail outlet isochrone map looks like, built using Spatia and @rapidsai #cuGraph SSSP using @OrdnanceSurvey Open Roads as road graph + drive times estimated from @transportgovuk road stats #opendata
Kirk Borne on Twitter: ".@DDIAlliance releases XKOS v1.2 (Extended Knowledge Organization System) specification →facilitates sharing & management of statistical classifications. (For building #Semantic Taxonomies to tag Datasets & #DataScience outputs) ht
Kirk Borne on Twitter: ".@DDIAlliance releases XKOS v1.2 (Extended Knowledge Organization System) specification →facilitates sharing & management of statistical classifications. (For building #Semantic Taxonomies to tag Datasets & #DataScience outputs) ht
.@DDIAlliance releases XKOS v1.2 (Extended Knowledge Organization System) specification →facilitates sharing & management of statistical classifications.(For building #Semantic Taxonomies to tag Datasets & #DataScience outputs)https://t.co/HZD1nl5Nu0#BigData #Ontologies #RDF pic.twitter.com/DDYbHqCvm7— Kirk Borne (@KirkDBorne) June 21, 2019
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Kirk Borne on Twitter: ".@DDIAlliance releases XKOS v1.2 (Extended Knowledge Organization System) specification →facilitates sharing & management of statistical classifications. (For building #Semantic Taxonomies to tag Datasets & #DataScience outputs) ht
That’s why Google is so reluctant to answer… even if it knows the answer!
That’s why Google is so reluctant to answer… even if it knows the answer!
Photo by AndreyPopov on iStockWe all use the Google Knowledge Graph tens of times a day, but maybe not many of us are aware to be actually querying the Graph while making a simple search on Google.When you search for something, for example, “Goldman Sachs”, what you get is a list of snippets of web pages plus an Infobox next to the search results.The Knowledge Graph behind your Google search allows to enhance the search engine with specific and possibly useful features on the “entity” you are looking for (in this case Goldman Sachs), gathered from a variety of sources. So, allegedly, Google Knowledge Graph enhances the result of our search with semantics [4].Let’s now try to consider reasoning.Now, say we are studying Goldman Sachs for some reason and we wish to know whether there is some person x in Goldman Sachs board who is the CEO of some other company y that is in the Tech field?Or in other terms, in a ‘fancy’ logic conjunctive query fashion:∃ x y board(Goldm
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That’s why Google is so reluctant to answer… even if it knows the answer!
The Semantic Web identity crisis: in search of the trivialities that never were | Ruben Verborgh
The Semantic Web identity crisis: in search of the trivialities that never were | Ruben Verborgh
For a domain with a strong focus on unambiguous identifiers and meaning, the Semantic Web research field itself has a surprisingly ill-defined sense of identity. Started at the end of the 1990s at the intersection of databases, logic, and Web, and influenced along the way by all major tech hypes such as Big Data and machine learning, our research community needs to look in the mirror to understand who we really are…
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The Semantic Web identity crisis: in search of the trivialities that never were | Ruben Verborgh
TigerGraph Improves Its Graph Database-As-A-Service With Enhanced Performance And More Robustness
TigerGraph Improves Its Graph Database-As-A-Service With Enhanced Performance And More Robustness
.@TigerGraph #graphDB updates its #Cloud offering with configuration for distributed graphs, replica instances for high availability, EFS for backup/restore. Updates available by end of 2019 on #AWS, #Azure to follow in Q1 2020
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TigerGraph Improves Its Graph Database-As-A-Service With Enhanced Performance And More Robustness
TinkerPop on Twitter: "3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb… https://t.co/mY
TinkerPop on Twitter: "3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb… https://t.co/mY
“3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb”
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TinkerPop on Twitter: "3.4.0 Highlights - The Gremlin Recipes have been expanded with a new Anti-Patterns section that describes common pitfalls around Gremlin readability, maintainability and performance. https://t.co/NwUNY7zFqY #graphdb… https://t.co/mY