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How EKGs and Systems Thinking is making the world better

Commentary: There's scale, and then there's China scale. Learn about how real estate giant KE Holdings scales its graph database.

"pSPARQL: A Querying Language for Probabilistic RDF Data""extended SPARQL to support querying over probabilistic RDF. In the future, we will discuss some foundational properties of #pSPARQL and implement it in a prototype to provide the full SPARQL"#probability #RDF #SPARQL pic.twitter.com/rpF94iouDF— Nick Vintila (@semanticbeeng) February 23, 2020

LIquid: The soul of a new graph database, Part 2 https://t.co/gXHEirwP6m via @LinkedInEng— Cambridge Semantics (@CamSemantics) October 2, 2020

Here's a brand new fast and lightweight streaming Microdata to RDF parser for JavaScript: https://t.co/67u0DhEOlB It's fully compliant to the latest Microdata to RDF editor's draft: https://t.co/KpkGySDuM4#RDF #Microdata #JavaScript \cc @danbri— Ruben Taelman (@rubensworks) October 2, 2020

"we propose a language model based ontology embedding ... which encodes the semantics of an ontology by taking into account its graph structure, lexical information and logic constructors" > OWL2Vec*: Embedding of OWL Ontologies @chenjiaoyan1 et al. https://t.co/jrsGUlJVAT pic.twitter.com/3VfkVfgsWj— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 5, 2020

RTFE: A Recursive Temporal Fact Embedding Framework for Temporal Knowledge Graph Completion https://t.co/ss6DWMI1HG pic.twitter.com/W82gImk6LZ— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 5, 2020

Have you ever wondered if you can view your @awscloud resources as a graph? Stop wondering. @bechbd shows us how with @apachetinkerpop or #SPARQL. Awesome job!https://t.co/yCf9Kb6koU https://t.co/9N62fvexAn pic.twitter.com/Xaeki5afKY— Brad Bebee (@b2ebs) October 5, 2020

Excel is getting more powerful for Microsoft 365 subscribers.

"Enterprise data fabrics offer the new way forward. The data fabric weaves together data from internal silos and external sources and creates a network of information to power your business’ applications, AI, and analytics" Karen Megarbane @StardogHQ https://t.co/deGC7jWZmj— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

My new article for @TDataScience - Knowledge Graphs at a glance: incorporate human knowledge into intelligent systems, exploiting a semantic graph perspective https://t.co/t57sMJ0Maq #knowledgegraphs #semantics #semanticweb #ontologies #rdf pic.twitter.com/YXD5BpESMj— Giuseppe Futia (@giuseppe_futia) September 28, 2020

"Knowledge-enriched, Type-constrained and Grammar-guided Question Generation over Knowledge Bases"(Sheng Bi et al, 2020)https://t.co/grrc8NTQFD pic.twitter.com/PcAlK4xXdF— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) October 14, 2020

Using a #Schema.org-First approach to build a single source of truth and a unified Content Management System @jrockowitz https://t.co/piGvnxzCZG— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

"... the People You May Know tab has evolved to show people, hashtag, company, group, newsletter, and event recommendations. When members act on these recommendations, they are adding edges to the graph that constitutes their social network." https://t.co/1GwoAvZdsY— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

A Practical Guide to Graph Neural Networks - "How do graph neural networks work, and where can they be applied?" @isolabs0 etc. https://t.co/ycliXMBVNz pic.twitter.com/50mxDB6HQQ— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

Exploiting Knowledge Graphs for Facilitating Product/Service Discovery https://t.co/vle2UYSWSh pic.twitter.com/4hRV5htjmt— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

Ultimately we can probably blame Forrester (don't @ me if I'm wrong about the provenance - I don't care that much:). But their definition is quite useful because, like Stardog's, it's specifically about the liberation of data from silos. https://t.co/Gpl8pcJVyc pic.twitter.com/3lDYHnVgRx— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

COMET-ATOMIC 2020: On Symbolic and Neural Commonsense Knowledge Graphs https://t.co/2qUreVrazx pic.twitter.com/5K1rMPulth— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 14, 2020

"KGPT: Knowledge-Grounded Pre-Trainingfor Data-to-Text Generation", using #Wikidata and #Wikipediapaper: https://t.co/3LHhssUdpcrepo: https://t.co/QQWSGw76id pic.twitter.com/09zFFLUFND— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) October 12, 2020

Nice article by @oralassila: https://t.co/s5FVQer2ka— Learning SPARQL (@LearningSPARQL) October 13, 2020

For this blog Bob Kasenchak explores using our software, Synaptica's Graphite to Model Euclid’s Elements Book I in RDF

A Graph Representation of Semi-structured Data for Web Question Answering - "a novel graph representation of Web tables and lists based on a systematic categorization of the components in semi-structured data as well as their relations" https://t.co/wudiZu2pH0 pic.twitter.com/U3sz5qHlRz— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) October 15, 2020

this is huge 👇 Data Commons is available in Google's Knowledge Graph! Thanks @aaranged for sharing this! https://t.co/kVzX4MunaW— Andrea Volpini (@cyberandy) October 16, 2020

For this blog @taxobob explores modeling Euclid’s Elements Book I in RDF Using Graphite. #knowledgegraphs#ontologieshttps://t.co/PwtEOEpRWG pic.twitter.com/4LaMa47d0T— Synaptica LLC (@Synaptica) October 19, 2020

Great Ben Lorica (@bigdata) podcast interview with @kejriwal_mayank about knowledge graphs. I had waited years to hear Ben mention "RDF" on his podcast.The buzzphrase "knowledge graphs" has become a foot in many doors for this set of W3C standards!https://t.co/jkBg5w7Pxj— Bob DuCharme (@bobdc) October 17, 2020

Our #EMNLP2020 paper introduces MHGRN, a multi-hop #GraphNeuralNetworks model that can answer complex questions via relational reasoning over #KnowledgeGraphs. Kudos to our excellent summer interns, Yanlin and Xinyue. @xiangrenNLP @nlp_usc Paper: https://t.co/8KzsbrL0pw [1/3] pic.twitter.com/x1oi4tQwRK— Yuchen Lin (@billyuchenlin) October 20, 2020

Guess which one might be the geometric space of choice for geometric representation learning with graphs? Keynote by Maximilian Nickel at #cssa2020 @cikm2020 https://t.co/EL3FgSRnpw pic.twitter.com/1PmlzkKZhD— Harald Sack (@lysander07) October 20, 2020