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Are Semantics the Undead of Enterprise Tech? They Keep Coming Back to Life — Early Adopter
Are Semantics the Undead of Enterprise Tech? They Keep Coming Back to Life — Early Adopter
Semantic standards have been with us since the birth of the web, when it became clear to inventors of the web like Tim Berners-Lee and many others that meaning could be systematically captured, organized, and exploited to do valuable tasks. Since then, the idea of applying formal semantics to enterprise data has come and faded […]
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Are Semantics the Undead of Enterprise Tech? They Keep Coming Back to Life — Early Adopter
Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Knowledge Graphs: Better Together - DATAVERSITY
Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Knowledge Graphs: Better Together - DATAVERSITY
At the heart of things, an enterprise knowledge graph supports decision and process augmentation based on linked data. These models of knowledge domains are created by subject matter experts with the help of machine learning algorithms. They live as virtual data layers on top of existing databases or data sets to link both structured and unstructured data at scale and across disparate data silos.
·dataversity.net·
Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Knowledge Graphs: Better Together - DATAVERSITY
Augmented Analytics Engine
Augmented Analytics Engine
Role of Augmented Analytics in Future !! Insight generation is changing (and That’s a Good Thing) Have you ever been in situation when you need quick insigh…
·datasciencecentral.com·
Augmented Analytics Engine
Auto-Generated Knowledge Graphs
Auto-Generated Knowledge Graphs
Apply web scraping bots , computational linguistics, and natural language processing algorithms to build knowledge graphsContinue reading on Towards Data Science »
·towardsdatascience.com·
Auto-Generated Knowledge Graphs
AWS Data Migration Service now supports copying graph data from relational sources to Amazon Neptune
AWS Data Migration Service now supports copying graph data from relational sources to Amazon Neptune
AWS Data Migration Service (DMS) now supports migrating graph data from relational sources to Amazon Neptune. The AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) enables you to migrate data from one data source to another. Using relational databases as source and Neptune as destination allows customers to copy their connected data into Neptune for graph queries.   Customers using both relational and graph databases today manually load their data into Neptune. DMS minimizes the manual effort to carry out the workflow. Using DMS, you can configure a destination endpoint to existing Neptune databases. DMS will carry out a full copy of data from relational databases to Neptune. The DMS workflow allows you to target either a RDF model or a property graph model by specifying the appropriate mapping file for each data model. DMS version 3.3.2 supports Amazon Neptune as the destination endpoint. You can configure DMS using the AWS Management Console, AWS SDK or CLI. You will be ch
·aws.amazon.com·
AWS Data Migration Service now supports copying graph data from relational sources to Amazon Neptune
Beam: A Distributed Knowledge Graph Store
Beam: A Distributed Knowledge Graph Store
We're excited to announce the public release of Akutan, a distributed knowledge graph store, under the Apache 2.0 open source license. Akutan is the result of four person-years of exploration and engineering effort, so there's a lot to unpack here! This post will discuss what Akutan is, how it's implemented, and why we've chosen to release it as open source.
·ebayinc.com·
Beam: A Distributed Knowledge Graph Store
Benefitting from SPARQL 1.1 Federated Queries with Amazon Neptune
Benefitting from SPARQL 1.1 Federated Queries with Amazon Neptune
Amazon Neptune is a fast, reliable, fully managed graph database service that makes it easy to build and run applications that work with highly connected datasets. Neptune supports the W3C’s graph model RDF, and its query language SPARQL. SPARQL 1.1 Federated Query specifies an extension to SPARQL for running queries distributed over different SPARQL endpoints.
·aws.amazon.com·
Benefitting from SPARQL 1.1 Federated Queries with Amazon Neptune
Beyond the low code hype: Knowledge graph-driven development | LinkedIn
Beyond the low code hype: Knowledge graph-driven development | LinkedIn
I had the chance to attend Strata Data in San Francisco this week and talk to data engineers who are struggling under the burden of decades of legacy application-centric development approaches in an era when companies should be becoming data centric. Here's a way to scale up a data-centric code qual
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Beyond the low code hype: Knowledge graph-driven development | LinkedIn
Bill Slawski posted on LinkedIn
Bill Slawski posted on LinkedIn
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Bill Slawski posted on LinkedIn