Freebase was initially created in 2005 as an open shared database of knowledge, later acquired by Google and absorbed into the Google Knowledge Graph. Its approach included crowdsourcing updates and additions, focusing on data rather than text. The schema of Freebase included around 1500 types, 3500

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Explore the process of mapping relational data to RDF, including the choice of RDF vocabulary, defining mapping techniques, and exporting strategies. Learn about RDB systems that support RDF, direct mapping approaches, and the use of hybrid storage solutions. Discover how to bridge SPARQL and SQL fo

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Freebase was launched in 2005 as an open database of knowledge, initially populated with Wikipedia data and later incorporating crowdsourced updates. Acquired by Google in 2010, it was transitioned into Google's Knowledge Graph before being decommissioned in 2016. The schema contained around 1500 ty

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RDFa 1.1 Lite is a subset of RDFa 1.1 that simplifies structured data markup by employing attributes like vocab, typeof, property, resource, and prefix. It works seamlessly with schema.org terms, enabling easy integration of structured data into web content. The comparison of RDFa Lite with Microdat

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Explore the intriguing world of Radio Direction Finding (RDF), an essential technique for determining the direction of radio signals. From its origins with Heinrich Hertz in 1888 to its pivotal role in military operations during WWI and WWII, RDF technology has evolved over the years while still rel

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This content delves into concepts related to Semantic Web, RDF (Resource Description Framework), and formalisms of Trust Reasoning Representation. It covers topics such as RDF resource description, triple models, machine interpretation challenges, and the role of key figures like Timothy John Berner

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Development of guidelines for publishing statistical data as linked open data, merging statistics and geospatial information, with a primary focus on preparing a background for LOD implementation in official statistics. The project aims to identify data sources, harmonize statistical units, transfor

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Semantic Web technologies such as RDF, RDFS, OWL, and SPARQL form the basis of a web of data designed for machine understanding. Knowledge representation languages play a crucial role in AI, with Semantic Web languages like OWL leading the current generation. Contrasting database and knowledge base

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Explore Session 3 of the Open Provenance Model Tutorial, covering topics like the XML Schema for OPM, OWL ontology, OPM Layered Architecture, XML Binding, RDF Binding, and more. Dive into OPM Layered Model, XML Binding, OPM Graph, OPM Process, and OPM Artifact to understand specialized domains and e

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Define lossless bi-directional transformations, complete FHIR coverage, enforce constraints, enable inference, and ensure RDF quality in representing FHIR resource instances. Support vocabulary bindings, annotation information, and datatype IRIs while ensuring auto-generatability of mappings.

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The analysis delves into ERCOT's identified issues and solutions regarding energy scarcity, examining historical data to pinpoint causes behind potential shortages. By reviewing specific time periods and the impact of various factors like Resource Deployment Factors (RDF) and Reserve Response Servic

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Ontology "BabyDayOut" is developed using RDF/RDFS to describe a picture. It includes classes such as Person, Animal, Baby, Picture, Man, and Gorilla with instances like John, KingKong, Jack, Peter, and Alex. Various relations like hasFriend, hasAnimalFriend, sonOf, depicts, hasEnemy, and hasTitle ar

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Explore the significance of metadata in data management, the use of RDF and triple stores in organizing data, different reasoning methods available, and the importance of metadata structures. Learn how schemas in RDF allow for easy integration of diverse data types without requiring database reorgan

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Workshop held in Pisa addressing challenges and solutions for EOSC service providers in the realm of Social Sciences, Humanities, and Cultural Heritage. Discussions revolved around fragmented research landscapes, text-based datasets, linguistic annotations, and machine learning models for NLP tools.

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Explore the world of intelligent agents, XML, RDF, OWL, ontologies, and class constructors in computing. Delve into how these technologies enable machines to understand, communicate, and process data efficiently.

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Delve into the world of Linked Data with topics ranging from its fundamental principles like URIs, RDF, and Triples to practical aspects like publishing data using standard web technologies such as HTTP. Explore the essence of RDF graphs, the significance of naming things with URLs, and ways to prov

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Learn how to transform and cleanse RDF metadata using SPARQL Update queries to conform to the ADMS-AP for Joinup. This tutorial provides essential knowledge on converting metadata for interoperability solutions and the main queries involved. Discover how to ensure your metadata is compliant and read

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Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a key data model for the Semantic Web, providing a standard way to represent knowledge through subject-predicate-object triples. RDF serves as the foundation for various knowledge representation languages and ontology tools on the web. Through RDF, relationshi

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This research paper presents a mechanized model for Content Addressable Network (CAN) protocols, focusing on supporting RDF data storage in the Semantic Web. It discusses the general motivation, CAN principles, RDF queries, and challenges in handling queries over variables in large-scale settings. T

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Explore the intersection of RDA and Linked Data through insightful discussions on leveraging URIs, RDF graph models, and the potential for machine interoperation of library data. Delve into the concept of encoding data in a graph format and the vast possibilities it opens up in the information commu

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Jena SPARQL for Mac is a powerful tool for querying RDF graphs using SPARQL. Learn about RDF graphs, models, triples, and how SPARQL queries work. Explore ARQ, a query engine that supports the SPARQL RDF Query language and features multiple query languages. Discover how to install ARQ and execute SP

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Miguel Figueres-Esteban, a Telecommunications Engineer with a PhD in Psychology, leads the Digital Transformation and Training at Renfe. He is instrumental in developing a Safety Enterprise Architecture and a Safety Knowledge Graph to enhance risk management in railway safety. Renfe, under his leade

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Presentation at the Nordic Forum for Geography and Statistics on piloting unique identifiers for geospatial data by Tuuli Pihlajamaa. The agenda included terms used, background for the pilot, aims, results, and future plans. Detailed discussions on terms like URI, RDF, JHS 193, INSPIRE guidelines, a

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Explore the latest innovations in open-source Haystack libraries and RDF updates presented by Gareth Johnson, the Chief Software Architect at J2 Innovations, a Siemens Company. Gain insights into advanced technologies such as haystack-core in TypeScript, haystack-nclient for TypeScript clients, and

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In this detailed exploration of RDF Schema, Dr. Nicholas Gibbins covers topics such as defining classes and properties, subclass relationships, semantic implications, reflexive properties, type distribution, and property definitions in RDF. Learn about the essential aspects of RDF Schema and its rol

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