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"https://t.co/u85cjjArgc’s primary focus is people—individuals who were enslaved, owned slaves, or participated in slave trading."Data curated in RDF, you can browse the resources and get RDF out of it. I could not find a SPARQL endpoint yet https://t.co/jwjDtYnhsD— Adrian Gschwend (@linkedktk) December 11, 2020

As requested , here are a few non-exhaustive resources I'd recommend for getting started with Graph Neural Nets (GNNs), depending on what flavour of learning suits you best. Covering blogs, talks, deep-dives, feeds, data, repositories, books and university courses! A thread 👇 pic.twitter.com/el1kb8rS4G— Petar Veličković (@PetarV_93) September 17, 2020

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It comes down to how easily the story falls apart.

We've made it even easier (and fun!) to explore the relationships between the millions of CC-licensed content sprawled across the web.

Ontotext and Synaptica join Forces with a Shared Product Roadmap to Speed up the Development of Enterprise Knowledge Graphs.

Upcoming at @emnlp2020:@danaikoutra and @tararootcake present CoDEx, a set of knowledge graph completion datasets extracted from @wikidata and @Wikipedia that improve upon existing knowledge graph completion benchmarks inscope & difficulty.https://t.co/YrZA4ac5GR— MichiganAI (@michigan_AI) November 13, 2020

Very, very cool:Using Neo4j with PySpark on Databricks https://t.co/CHKZTJSDXh#databricks #ApacheSpark #Neo4j pic.twitter.com/hcx69I6Hgx— Niels Berglund (@nielsberglund) November 18, 2020

From Knowledge Graphs to Knowledge Categories. @joshsh interviews Ryan Wisnesky of @ConexusAI for @TheGraphShow https://t.co/b1dxpdrBoh #knowledgegraphs #categorytheory #RDF #tinkerpop pic.twitter.com/wUpILFIV5z— Graph Day (@GraphDay) November 18, 2020

How can we gain maximum utility from a sophisticated ontology engineering such as #FIBO? @kptyson tells us how - by applying property paths combined w/ reasoning. Such techniques are useful for quality assuring large, complex ontologies & #knowledgegraphs. https://t.co/ZSfOVj5M1k— Ontotext (@ontotext) November 17, 2020

In this publication, Amazon scientists present the COVID-19 Knowledge Graph (CKG), a heterogeneous graph for extracting and visualizing complex relationships between COVID-19 scientific articles. Learn more: https://t.co/gmLEXJo48m #AmazonScience #COVID19 #KnowledgeGraphs pic.twitter.com/CzugJUhjs3— Amazon Science (@AmazonScience) November 16, 2020

What is common between BOMs and Graphs and why @openbom is using Neo4j https://t.co/xukMrCD1gE pic.twitter.com/oiwNPJwh1t— openbom (@openbom) November 20, 2020

"Ontology-driven Event Type Classification in Images" exploit structured information from #Wikidata to learn relevant event relations using deep neural networks. (Müller-Budack et al, 2020)https://t.co/fUFEN6wBqI@sherzodhakimov pic.twitter.com/CKyMMOKMaW— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) November 19, 2020

Here's my first blog post for Amazon Neptune which discusses the new features it supports with its recent inclusion of @apachetinkerpop 3.4.8. #graphdb https://t.co/ImzR2rFIfX pic.twitter.com/EeHOR5k2xF— stephen mallette (@spmallette) November 18, 2020

Our chapter "#Ontology Extraction and Usage in the Scholarly Knowledge Domain" is now available in the book "Applications and Practices in Ontology Design, Extraction, and Reasoning". Using #MachineLearning to learn #KnowledgeGraphs of Science. Preprint: https://t.co/cWnnAihZUo https://t.co/gexnP0PSBq pic.twitter.com/bU363igotd— Francesco Osborne (@FraOsborne) November 23, 2020

These remarks cribbed from an talk that ended with the words "Launching the CCC Knowledge Graph", so another named enterprise knowledge graph coming our way soon, I guess. https://t.co/z9eIDO01yg— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) November 23, 2020

"Fact-checking via Path Embedding and Aggregation", over Wikidata and DBPedia.(Pirro', 2020)https://t.co/opnd01It06 pic.twitter.com/b1IN7WomSA— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) November 23, 2020

I say for some years that graph scaling is solved by throwing enough hardware at it and I'm VERY excited to hear we might even get dedicated "graph" hardware for it in the future! Great explanation! https://t.co/6XoAI3VOD2— Adrian Gschwend (@linkedktk) November 23, 2020

Leading enterprise #knowledgegraph provider @StardogHQ announces Stardog Cloud industry's first #cloud native offering enables organizations to transform enterprise data infrastructure into a comprehensive end-to-end #datafabric— Yuri Simione (@artika4biz) November 22, 2020

Who killed Lilly Kane? A case study in applying knowledge graphs to crime fiction https://t.co/hxdwBmvCKV pic.twitter.com/M2oOmtcB7G— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) November 25, 2020

"Linking OpenStreetMap with Knowledge Graphs - Link Discovery for Schema-Agnostic Volunteered Geographic Information", using Wikidata and DBPedia.(Tempelmeier and Demidova, 2020)https://t.co/VAxB6fsxEb pic.twitter.com/OwKtzY9C59— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) November 25, 2020

👉 bbw is our new semantic annotator matching tabular data with #Wikidata knowledge graph via meta-lookup.It is Open Source https://t.co/VaTZHoaodH and comes with reproducible binder links https://t.co/VwJzkh4Og7 resp. https://t.co/ynlXEl1awM. Try it out! pic.twitter.com/ZoedYVPJUM— Philipp Zumstein (@zuphilip) November 24, 2020

And you gotta love the name "SPARQLBurger" https://t.co/v9kzqgNICY— Learning SPARQL (@LearningSPARQL) November 27, 2020

I love how these tweets link to the actual interactive image. https://t.co/9j9wxq7Hss— Learning SPARQL (@LearningSPARQL) November 26, 2020

"... there’s another step beyond that which is business modelling, and that needs to be represented in a knowledge graph. Knowledge graphs are how we’ll do predictive analytics in the 2030s." - former @SnowflakeDB CEO @bob_mugliahttps://t.co/lQaAvhuA4Q #knowledgegraph— Juan Sequeda (@juansequeda) November 30, 2020

'The State of Graph Databases in 2020' Tweet Chat https://t.co/vsZ7svIM5Y— Cambridge Semantics (@CamSemantics) November 29, 2020

#schema.org v11 is out, with the biggest changes being to pending (i.e. vocabulary in development, pictured). https://t.co/MGAw2wbX2K Some notable additions there... pic.twitter.com/zyuMweBvOa— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) December 2, 2020

. @Sijin_Cheng and I have received the Best Paper Award at #iiWAS2020 for our paper titled "FedQPL: A Language for Logical Query Plans over Heterogeneous Federations of RDF Data Sources."Find the paper at:https://t.co/zlgKQfAtG2...research done at @liu_universitet— Olaf Hartig (@olafhartig) December 1, 2020

For graph database users, you have now an open source jupyter notebook you can use with many different graph databases, as long as they are compatible with RDF SPARQL or with Apache TInkerpop, including Amazon Neptune https://t.co/e3EODiXb6a— javier ramirez (@supercoco9) November 26, 2020