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@nightrose @danbri (reviving this old conversation here 👻) is it there a tool or an API that I can query to describe a #Wikidata entity using the https://t.co/IoQttEpJyY vocabulary? 🧐 cc @danbri @thadguidry @cyberandy

Graph Data Platform can do many rich things because the data is smart and using it is a paradigm-shifting minutes-to-millisecond experience.

We're excited to see @qian_yifan's article "Geometric graphs from data to aid classification tasks with Graph Convolutional Networks" published in @Patterns_CP. Congratulations!https://t.co/i5qGBHq6Cw— CSSI (@KelloggCSSI) April 21, 2021

Top 10 #Clubhouse users with the most powerful connections! Picked from over more than quarter a million users and 1.5M relationships! Powered by #neo4j #graphdatabase https://t.co/G0sX6I99rR pic.twitter.com/3o8yQEMgpY— Tokyo (@Ahmad_tokyo) April 22, 2021

Personalized News Recommendation with Knowledge-aware Interactive Matching https://t.co/txxb8WV2UG pic.twitter.com/4vyMEnbStp— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) April 22, 2021

How does the Kudzu NFT virus spread in the Ethereum network? 🕸️Explore the virus outbreak on @graphcommons /2 https://t.co/US323sZUti @billyrennekamp @lewdmechanical @hxrts @MPtherealMVP pic.twitter.com/AXMWXMaFpY— Burak Arikan (@arikan) April 22, 2021

For regular readers of the (lately somewhat irregularly published) The Cagle Report, I've finally managed to get my feet underneath me at Data Science Central, and am gearing up with a number of new initiatives, including a video interview program that I'm getting underway as soon as I can get the l

"Relational world knowledge representation in contextual language models: A review" Knowledge bases such as #Wikidata provide a high standard of factual precision which can in turn be expressively modeled by language models.(Safavi and Koutra, 2021)https://t.co/zZuhjIvCva pic.twitter.com/NCLBQBlLPL— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) April 23, 2021

New blog entry: Hidden gems included with Jena’s command line utilities—lots of ways to manipulate your RDF from the open-source multiplatform tool kit https://t.co/ZCOrxvZI3i pic.twitter.com/3rzI7xfKC9— Bob DuCharme (@bobdc) April 25, 2021

In this blog post, @ABrokenJester discusses how #RDFstar & #SPARQLstar can make provenance tracking in #RDF #KnowledgeGraphs easier, & demonstrates how RDF-star annotations can be retrieved, displayed & visualized graphically in #metaphactory: https://t.co/qbdXJvBlOp— metaphacts (@metaphacts) April 26, 2021

Hybrid AI is more than enriching existing AI models with specialized knowledge! Find out what that means exactly and how companies can benefit from it in this article.

Last week I built a basic application as a side project to learn how to query #Wikidata with #SPARQL, and visualize it on a web map. You could check available imagery in Explorer or task a satellite on that specific location! https://t.co/JlYQJBeaJ2 pic.twitter.com/ULGFQ9nTBn— Ramiro Aznar (@ramiroaznar) April 20, 2021

"This study leverages narrative from global newspapers to construct theme-based knowledge graphs about world events, demonstrating that features extracted from such graphs improve forecasts of industrial production in three large economies compared to a number of benchmarks." https://t.co/NzNaWYGQ68— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) April 26, 2021

"Graphs are forming the foundation of many modern data and analytics capabilities.” - Gartner Read the @Gartner report for more information: https://t.co/2DcE9NBVcI#data #analytics #gartner #neo4j #graphdatabases pic.twitter.com/IL9qFrsuR7— Neo4j (@neo4j) April 26, 2021

Description of the Problem: Artificial intelligence (AI) in health has shown significant success by recognizing patterns in ECG to predict atrial fibrillation, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and cardiac arrest. Further, investigating brain MRIs for tumors, or mining patterns in fMRIs to estimate chanc

Network Analysis, Topic Modeling, and a Wordcloud!

Towards Knowledge Graphs Validation through Weighted Knowledge Sources @ElwinHuaman et al. https://t.co/SL8lukNZM7 pic.twitter.com/l4TbIDrqlQ— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) April 27, 2021

Ontotext has released GraphDB 9.7 that implements a major improvement in the memory management and a 30% reduction in the generated Java objects

Document Structure aware Relational Graph Convolutional Networks for Ontology Population https://t.co/y0Rb41yGOd pic.twitter.com/7ivt5R3vjn— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) April 28, 2021

Knowledge graphs bring vital changes to connected inventories for financials and enable them to save much time and expenses

Google shows us how automated data wrappers may be used to extract entity information from web pages and make The knowledge graph better.

I recently purchased a new laptop one with enough speed and space to let me do any number of projects that my nearly four-year-old workhorse was just not equipped to handle.

Proud to share our 150-page "proto-book" with @mmbronstein @joanbruna @TacoCohen on geometric DL! Through the lens of symmetries and invariances, we attempt to distill "all you need to build the architectures that are all you need". https://t.co/CBN0IG8BXR More info below! 🧵 https://t.co/NBwmeuR1vV

We are excited to announce the launch of HealthECCO, a non-profit association that builds on the amazing work of the CovidGraph Project. The core CovidGraph Neo4j Graph, applications and community were built by a loose collection of volunteers, enthusiasts and organisations. Setting up HealthECCO will allow us to build a more robust operating environment for […]

SPARQL is a powerful language for working with RDF triples. However, SPARQL can also be difficult to work with, so much so that it often is not utilized anywhere near as often for its advanced capabilities, which include aggregating content, building URIs, and similar uses.

13 months ago we released a JavaScript based SHACL implementation for validating RDF. Today I'm happy to announce our version of the SHACL playground, implemented by our @zazukocom colleague @tpluscode 🚀100% client side in your browser, try it out here https://t.co/N7cWtG1LW0 pic.twitter.com/OuJUKkJfjG— Adrian Gschwend (@linkedktk) May 1, 2021

Introduction In part 1 of this blog series, we introduced The GA360 SQL Knowledge Graph that timbr has created, acting as a user-friendly strategic tool that shortens time to value.

Wikipedia citations: A comprehensive data set of #citations with identifiers extracted from English #Wikipedia.29.3 million citations was extracted from 6.1 million articles and classified as being books, journal articles, or Web content.https://t.co/vqqRJ31p6H pic.twitter.com/c6mVMuJw9j— Wikipedia Quality (@WikiQuality) May 4, 2021

Alan Morrison's answer: You’re not generating a graph as much as you are seeding, nurturing, harvesting and consuming one. You’re putting in place a cyclical, organic process to allow the graph to grow, become useful, evolve, thrive, and—ideally—marry up with other graphs, the combination of whic...