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Recruiters, Merge Job Postings and Sourcing to Save Time
Recruiters, Merge Job Postings and Sourcing to Save Time
sided issue when it comes to sourcing a pool of candidates. While they need to provide their hiring managers with a solid list of professionals, these professionals also need to be relevant, qualified and interested in the opportunity being offered – otherwise, they’re likely to drop out during the interviewing process because the job isn’t right for them, or they won’t respond to begin with. This sourcing challenge drastically grows when sudden growth or reorganization increases the number of roles that recruiters need to fill. And ev
·insights.dice.com·
Recruiters, Merge Job Postings and Sourcing to Save Time
Redis Labs goes Google Cloud, Graph, and other interesting places | ZDNet
Redis Labs goes Google Cloud, Graph, and other interesting places | ZDNet
.@RedisLabs has implemented openCypher query language over a specialized #data structure. Coverage currently ~60% growing -> 80% soon. Redis Labs is participating in effort to define new standard for graph query languages #graphDB #opensource #innovation
·zdnet.com·
Redis Labs goes Google Cloud, Graph, and other interesting places | ZDNet
Relation Embedding with Dihedral Group in Knowledge Graph
Relation Embedding with Dihedral Group in Knowledge Graph
eBay researchers recently published a paper about a method for KG relation embedding using dihedral group. Experimental results on benchmark KGs show that the model outperforms existing bilinear form models and even deep learning methods.
·tech.ebayinc.com·
Relation Embedding with Dihedral Group in Knowledge Graph
Relational Graph Representation Learning for Open-Domain Question Answering. (arXiv:1910.08249v1 [cs.CL])
Relational Graph Representation Learning for Open-Domain Question Answering. (arXiv:1910.08249v1 [cs.CL])
A relational graph #neuralnetwork w bi-directional attention mechanism & hierarchical representation learning for open-domain question answering. Can learn contextual representation by jointly learning & updating query, #knowledgegraph, document #research
·arxiv.org·
Relational Graph Representation Learning for Open-Domain Question Answering. (arXiv:1910.08249v1 [cs.CL])
Releasing Dgraph v1.1.0 - Dgraph Blog
Releasing Dgraph v1.1.0 - Dgraph Blog
Dgraph is an open-source, transactional, distributed, native graph database. Ever since the internet explosion, the data not just has been growing in size, but also in its complexity and connectedness.
·blog.dgraph.io·
Releasing Dgraph v1.1.0 - Dgraph Blog
Removing Backtracking
Removing Backtracking
Gremlin Snippets are typically short and fun dissections of some aspect of the Gremlin language. For a full list of all steps in the Gremlin language see the Reference Documentation of Apache TinkerPop™. This snippet is based on Gremlin 3.4.7.Please consider bringing any discussion or questions about this snippet to the Gremlin Users Mailing List.
·stephen.genoprime.com·
Removing Backtracking
Replacing Netezza with a Graph OLAP Database
Replacing Netezza with a Graph OLAP Database
Recently we started getting involved in Netezza replacement opportunities with AnzoGraph, our Graph Online Analytical Processing (Graph OLAP) database. AnzoGraph Netezza users can have all the value of Netezza plus more. More analytical capabilities. Faster performance. Cheaper operations.
·blog.cambridgesemantics.com·
Replacing Netezza with a Graph OLAP Database
Retail Graph — Walmart’s Product Knowledge Graph
Retail Graph — Walmart’s Product Knowledge Graph
Graph Data (Image credit actify)eCommerce catalogs are created by sourcing data from sellers(3P), suppliers/brands(1P). The data provided by partners (sellers, suppliers, brands) are often incomplete, sometimes missing crucial bits of information that our customers are looking for. Even though partners adhere to a spec (an agreed format for sending product data) there is a vast amount of data buried in the title, description and images. Besides the data provided by our partners there are lots of unstructured data on the internet in the form of product manual, product reviews, blogs, social media sites etc.At Walmart we are working on building a Retail Graph that captures the knowledge about product and its related entities to help our customers better discover products in our catalog. It’s a product knowledge graph that can answer questions about products and related knowledge in the retail context. Such a system can be used to power semantic search, recommendation system etc.
·medium.com·
Retail Graph — Walmart’s Product Knowledge Graph
Rethinking optimization criteria for Web querying
Rethinking optimization criteria for Web querying
A case for response time focused query processing by @olafhartig at #ISWC19 Rethinking optimization criteria for Web querying. Optimizing Query execution time is not the same as optimizing Query Response time #research #www #linkeddata #keynote
·olafhartig.de·
Rethinking optimization criteria for Web querying
SANSA on Twitter: "We are very happy to announce the 0.5 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - large-scale analysis, inference and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/eVWy98MHso #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachespark #
SANSA on Twitter: "We are very happy to announce the 0.5 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - large-scale analysis, inference and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/eVWy98MHso #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachespark #
We are very happy to announce the 0.5 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - large-scale analysis, inference and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/eVWy98MHso #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachespark #apacheflink #knowledgegraphs— SANSA (@SANSA_Stack) December 12, 2018
·twitter.com·
SANSA on Twitter: "We are very happy to announce the 0.5 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - large-scale analysis, inference and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/eVWy98MHso #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachespark #
SANSA on Twitter: "We are very happy to announce the 0.6 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - for large-scale analysis, inference, and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/zAFgEaslgU #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachesp
SANSA on Twitter: "We are very happy to announce the 0.6 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - for large-scale analysis, inference, and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/zAFgEaslgU #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachesp
We are very happy to announce the 0.6 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - for large-scale analysis, inference, and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/zAFgEaslgU #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachespark #apacheflink #knowledgegraphs— SANSA (@SANSA_Stack) July 2, 2019
·twitter.com·
SANSA on Twitter: "We are very happy to announce the 0.6 release of the SANSA (Semantic ANalytics StAck) framework - for large-scale analysis, inference, and querying of knowledge graphs! https://t.co/zAFgEaslgU #AI #machinelearning #semanticweb #apachesp
Saveoney Software Consultants on Twitter: "The SPARQL 1.2 Community Group has been launched. They are looking for members to help with the new spec. Go on over and take a look. #sparql #w3c #webstandards https://t.co/THjGsaEoTN"
Saveoney Software Consultants on Twitter: "The SPARQL 1.2 Community Group has been launched. They are looking for members to help with the new spec. Go on over and take a look. #sparql #w3c #webstandards https://t.co/THjGsaEoTN"
The SPARQL 1.2 Community Group has been launched. They are looking for members to help with the new spec. Go on over and take a look.#sparql #w3c #webstandardshttps://t.co/THjGsaEoTN— Saveoney Software Consultants (@saveoney) April 2, 2019
·twitter.com·
Saveoney Software Consultants on Twitter: "The SPARQL 1.2 Community Group has been launched. They are looking for members to help with the new spec. Go on over and take a look. #sparql #w3c #webstandards https://t.co/THjGsaEoTN"
Scalable graph machine learning: a mountain we can climb?
Scalable graph machine learning: a mountain we can climb?
hand that when trying to apply graph machine learning techniques to identify fraudulent behaviour in the bitcoin blockchain data, scalability was the biggest roadblock. The bitcoin blockchain graph we are using has millions of wallets (nodes) and billions of transactions (edges) which makes most graph machine learning methods infe
·medium.com·
Scalable graph machine learning: a mountain we can climb?