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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
·linkedin.com·
Beyond the low code hype: Knowledge graph-driven development | LinkedIn
Bill Slawski posted on LinkedIn
Bill Slawski posted on LinkedIn
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·linkedin.com·
Bill Slawski posted on LinkedIn
Breaking Data Silos - Three Keys For Success
Breaking Data Silos - Three Keys For Success
Data languishes in silos and most enterprises sponsor initiatives to free that data so every part of the organization can mine it for insights. The challenge is that these “silo-breaking” projects are complex, expensive, require organizational change, have a long time-to-value, and do not scale.
·blog.cambridgesemantics.com·
Breaking Data Silos - Three Keys For Success
Bryan J. Brown on Twitter: "So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as
Bryan J. Brown on Twitter: "So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as
So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as I'm new to all this and only familiar with SHACL.— Bryan J. Brown (@bryjbrown) November 26, 2018
·twitter.com·
Bryan J. Brown on Twitter: "So can any SemWeb gurus explain to me what the difference is between SHACL and ShEx? If SHACL is an official W3C recommendation, why use ShEx? Why is effort being split on this? Not a criticism at all, but a genuine question as
Build Enterprise-Grade Blockchain Applications with Azure Cosmos DB
Build Enterprise-Grade Blockchain Applications with Azure Cosmos DB
Blockchains are often complemented by databases, but in some scenarios, a database solution like Azure Cosmos DB can supply the core characteristics of the blockchain itself. Whether you’re looking...
·azure.microsoft.com·
Build Enterprise-Grade Blockchain Applications with Azure Cosmos DB
Building a COVID-19 Knowledge Graph
Building a COVID-19 Knowledge Graph
2 together with its impact on human health. One aspect of this is organizing existing and emerging information about viral and host cell molecular biology, disease epidemiology, phenotypic progression, and effect of drugs and other treatments in individuals.
·douroucouli.wordpress.com·
Building a COVID-19 Knowledge Graph
Building a Graph of History with The Codex - YouTube
Building a Graph of History with The Codex - YouTube
The Codex is a project that aims to achieve deep integration between text and structured data by building a graph network of people, places, events and concepts embedded in texts. #NLP services are incorporated to drive #semantic search @codexeditor
·youtube.com·
Building a Graph of History with The Codex - YouTube
Building a Large-scale, Accurate and Fresh Knowledge Graph
Building a Large-scale, Accurate and Fresh Knowledge Graph
Check out my other blogs here!Microsoft gives a wonderful tutorial about Knowledge Graph in KDD 2018. If you are a machine learning engineer or an NLP engineer, I highly recommend reading this tutorial. It talks about what is knowledge graph (KG), the KG construction challenges for a large scale, and the…
·towardsdatascience.com·
Building a Large-scale, Accurate and Fresh Knowledge Graph
Building an Empire of Knowledge with Semantic Data
Building an Empire of Knowledge with Semantic Data
It seems like every crime show includes a few scenes where we see that the detective has built a wall of pictures, newspaper clippings, index cards and other interesting documents, linking all these things together through a network of string and push pins. This linked data allows them to step back and see how the facts relate and helps provide the bigger picture of what happened and how to solve it. Seeing the bigger picture allows detectives to use inductive and deductive reasoning to pursue leads,identify gaps in their knowledge and continue the investigation in ways they may not have seen before.The crime wall is a physical representation of knowledge or context. The crime wall helps investigators see the relationships and understand the true meaning of the facts surrounding a case. Understanding context can lead to accelerated insights and increase the productivity of the detectives. In the digital world, we can represent knowledge through similar techniques. We call this di
·medium.com·
Building an Empire of Knowledge with Semantic Data
Building effective FAQ with Knowledge Bases, BERT and Sentence Clustering
Building effective FAQ with Knowledge Bases, BERT and Sentence Clustering
quality knowledge and expertise. Modern organizations expose their knowledge with conversational interfaces such as bots and expert systems so customers, partners, and employees will have immediate access to the knowledge that drives success. We, data scientists and engineers, are responsible to make that happens. We need to answer a simple question: How do you represent business knowledge so it is easy and simple to consume? There are many approaches and possible strategies for exposing knowledge. in this article I want to dig into the good old Frequently Asked Questions system and discuss how to implement it with the latest AI technologies.In the prehistoric era, websites used to have this one FAQ page with a long and tedious list of useless questions. Only real optimists would ever search this list to find a possible remedy for an issue they face. Those years are gone. Today modern web sites have an integrated bot that user
·towardsdatascience.com·
Building effective FAQ with Knowledge Bases, BERT and Sentence Clustering