Linked Democracy | Springer for Research & Development
This open access book shows the factors linking information flow, social intelligence, rights management and modelling with epistemic democracy, offering licensed linked data along with information ab
GQL is an effort to standardize property #GraphDB query language. GQL project lead leaving #Neo4j, WG3 is now responsible. "There is no certainty about the success of the GQL project, but there are good objective and subjective grounds for optimism"
#smartcity stakeholders must build #datagovernance & management ready for all categories of #data. Required:assessment of expected current/future categories, scalable, flexible, modular design. Shared, unified, standards-based graph data model: #ontology
Graph databases are finding a place in analytics applications at organizations that need to be able to map and understand the connections in large and ...
LinkedIn forced to ‘pause’ mentioned in the news feature in Europe after complaints about ID mix-ups | TechCrunch
LinkedIn has been forced to ‘pause’ a feature in Europe in which the platform emails members’ connections when they’ve been ‘mentioned in the news’. This follows a number of data protection complaints after LinkedIn’s algorithms incorrectly matched members to news articles — triggering an internal review of the feature. LinkedIn told us it subsequently decided […]
Linköpings universitet: Olaf Hartig » Bloggarkiv » Position Statement: The RDF* and SPARQL* Approach to Annotate Statements in RDF and to Reconcile RDF and Property Graphs
Listen, SQL and relational databases people: The knowledge revolution has reached the SQL world and it will change it forever.
>)You may have read that companies such as Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, JPMorgan and Bank of America have made large investments to develop their own proprietary knowledge graphs, to make “strategic use of data and extend business boundaries[1]”.How is this relevant to the “SQL World”?What does this have to do with you, the SQL/relational database professional? Why should you care that there is a new world of databases that is alien to most relational databases experts and users?For the near future maybe you shouldn’t care. After all, about 80% of the database infrastructure in the world is relational, so for you SQL is a sure bet.But wait, here’s big data, ever growing big data. Big data is complex, it has variety and it is difficult to
The coronavirus pandemic is disrupting universities and research institutes across the world. But the same institutions are also working very hard to find out how the disease can be stopped and its effects mitigated.
LNETM Digest: State of the “Union” — Knowledge Graphs in the Enterprise
Lee — to pioneer ways of giving people control over their own personal data. Solid maintains that people should be free to share “whatever they want with whomever they want.” The key to this mechanism of control is a personal data “Pod”
M. Lissandrini on Twitter: "Curious about understanding the performance of a #GraphDatabase ? We investigated 35 types of operations and performed experiments on all the major #GraphDb in this #vldb paper Read more on https://t.co/13yNkohAIQ… https://t.co
Curious about understanding the performance of a #GraphDatabase ?We investigated 35 types of operations and performed experiments on all the major #GraphDb in this #vldb paper Read more on https://t.co/13yNkohAIQ https://t.co/9G8DFlhHDb— M. Lissandrini (@Kuzeko) February 13, 2019
Machine Learning on Graphs @ NeurIPS 2019 - ML Review - Medium
#MachineLearning on Graphs becomes a first-class citizen at #AI conferences while being not that mysterious as you may have imagined @michael_galkin checks out the goodies brought by NeurIPS 2019 #knowledgegraph #deeplearning #NLP #research h/t @aaranged
Machines learn language better by using a deep understanding of words – TechCrunch
Computer systems are getting quite good at understanding what people say, but they also have some major weak spots. Among them is the fact that they have trouble with words that have multiple or complex meanings. A new system called ELMo adds this critical context to words, producing better understanding across the board.
.@Gartner Magic Quadrant for Metadata Management Solutions is out, and includes 2 vendors whose solutions rely on #knowledgegraphs #semantics #ontology #graphdatabase Congrats @datadotworld @semwebcompany https://www.gartner.com/en/documents/3970385
Making Wikidata visible | Bodleian Digital Library
→ Cet article en Français I’ve been experimenting with a way to show how Wikidata represents knowledge; specifically how it makes pathways out of relationships between things. In a previous p…
Managing Delivery Networks: A Use Case For Graph Databases - DEV Community 👩💻👨💻
An analysis of the unique problem @TAKEALOT faced in facilitating reliable deliveries to customers and how they use a #graphdatabase to deliver a performant and scalable solution, by @filipe_ppt #retail #business #innovation #data https://dev.to/fppt/managing-delivery-networks-a-use-case-for-graph-databases-2jb0
Marc RobinsonRechavi on Twitter: "New preprint by Ana Claudia Sima & Tarcisio Mendes de Farias et al, with @cdessimoz and many who aren't on Twitter: Enabling Semantic Queries Across Federated Bioinformatics Databases Federating @OMABrowser @uniprot @Bgee
New preprint by Ana Claudia Sima & Tarcisio Mendes de Farias et al, with @cdessimoz and many who aren't on Twitter: Enabling Semantic Queries Across Federated Bioinformatics DatabasesFederating @OMABrowser @uniprot @Bgeedb #SPARQL #RDFhttps://t.co/zHHgrSMH8K— Marc RobinsonRechavi #WearADamnMask (@marc_rr) July 1, 2019
My thoughts on the future of @apachetinkerpop.I believe:Apache TinkerPopA Graph Computing Frameworks==should become==>Apache TinkerPopA Distributed Computing Virtual Machine and Languagehttps://t.co/Z5BKnewpS0 #graphdb #nosql pic.twitter.com/yX2wvoRaYQ— Marko A. Rodriguez (@twarko) February 26, 2019
Martynas Jusevicius on Twitter: "Am I the only one who thinks there's nothing really wrong with the #RDF stack? To me it's such a powerful technology that 20 years in we're still exploring what it is capable of. To do that, we need to throw out the old so
Am I the only one who thinks there's nothing really wrong with the #RDF stack?To me it's such a powerful technology that 20 years in we're still exploring what it is capable of. To do that, we need to throw out the old software design paradigms and think graph- and Web-native.— Martynas Jusevicius (@namedgraph) November 27, 2018
Math Riddle From the 1980’s Finally Solved – Could Be Used to Improve Phones and Computers
Researchers thought that they were five years away from solving a math riddle from the 1980's. In reality, and without knowing, they had nearly cracked the problem already. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) thought that they were five year
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