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Knut Jägersberg on LinkedIn: The emergent integrated network structure of scientific research
The emergent integrated network structure of scientific research "In this study, [they] propose a topic network framework for investigating the emergent...
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Patterns for Representing Knowledge Graphs to Communicate Situational Knowledge of Service Robots https://t.co/xktHqliz8q pic.twitter.com/yZgiSFgQeI— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) January 28, 2021
The English WordNet in #Neo4j. https://t.co/buXxA8OdqX #NLP #KnowledgeGraphs pic.twitter.com/MY0EAaRDon— Graphs & Networks (@TheOrbifold) February 1, 2021
"Towards a Systematic Approach to Sync FactualData across #Wikipedia, #Wikidata and ExternalData Sources"(Hellmann et al, 2021)paper: https://t.co/TlYkPg5jg6tool: https://t.co/YPVhcgP8W7 pic.twitter.com/bSnkPOmHeU— WikiResearch (@WikiResearch) February 1, 2021
"GovData goes #SPARQL. From now on, queries on the original metadata are possible via a triple store endpoint:" https://t.co/eDvPCxgriO https://t.co/lvlagMyzsC— Learning SPARQL (@LearningSPARQL) January 30, 2021
Graph analysis using the tidyverse.https://t.co/PIIN0UFlzH #rstats #graphs pic.twitter.com/cs7ynHD9rh— Graphs & Networks (@TheOrbifold) February 2, 2021
Today is the day! #BabelNet 5 is out! https://t.co/ybsOc0WNmDNew interface, up-to-date content in 500 languages, 20 million synsets, WordNet 2020, and much more! Thanks to the great team behind this fantastic release! #knowledgegraphs #multilinguality @SapienzaNLP @Babelscape pic.twitter.com/5rCIEAixD0— Roberto Navigli (@RNavigli) February 2, 2021
"Each instance of ResearchSpace has at its core a dynamic and expandable graph-based representation of networks of people, things, places, and events, a structure we refer to as the knowledge graph." https://t.co/oab1VKFPVd— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) February 1, 2021
Dynamic graphs are a big part of how Twitter does what it does. We use them to model networks that evolve over time. In this post @emaros96 & @mmbronstein discuss a new ML model developed by Twitter to efficiently predict activity in dynamic graphs.https://t.co/BKk0BBTAk0— Twitter Engineering (@TwitterEng) February 1, 2021
https://t.co/SfPYXk7kjv is an easy yet beautiful tool for modeling graphs. Try modeling your next brainstorming session or entity relationship diagram into a graph and see how it feels.Homepage: https://t.co/1JVSaaihnuKudos @neo4j for updating this community tool. pic.twitter.com/8s8sdcg4zv— John Kary (@johnkary) February 2, 2021
.@tb_tomaz shows "how you can create a news monitoring data pipeline that combines Natural Language Processing and knowledge graphs technologies." https://t.co/VHYOKOi95L— Aaron Bradley (@aaranged) February 2, 2021
Yay! #Pattern-based design applied to #culturalheritage #knowledgegraphs published at @SW_Journal 🤓you should read it if you want to: know how a modelling issue turns into an #ODP, learn about the #Italian CH, find out the dimensions for KG #evaluation...https://t.co/4SXMTKaigC pic.twitter.com/TA4o7IqLwL— Valentina Carriero (@vale_carriero) January 28, 2021
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