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Very nice! I have a keen interest in the semantic web and linked data (I have written two books on the subject, and the current book I am writing on the Hy pro
by mark_l_watson 7y ago
Very nice!
I have a keen interest in the semantic web and linked data (I have written two books on the subject, and the current book I am writing on the Hy programming language also has linked data and knowledge representation examples).
Much of the most interesting work has been done in medicine and biology.
Off topic, but I am really split by wanting to use full graph databases vs. RDF/RDFS/OWL. Different but overlapping use cases.
- smadge 7y agoI suspect a lot of interesting work on semantic knowledge graphs has been done internally at FAANG and others, but the results are trade secrets.
- jerven 7y agoIf you are in Bio the SPARQL usecase is just so nice. I work on the sparql.uniprot.org and others at SIB. Being able to federate without a hassle is such a powerful thing for research.
- chrismungall 7y ago> I am really split by wanting to use full graph databases vs. RDF/RDFS/OWL I think having an alternative OWL->graph mapping that utilized the features of property graphs would help a lot with using non-RDF graph databases. The RDF layering is sub-optimal. I wrote about this here: https://douroucouli.wordpress.com/2019/07/11/proposed-strategy-for-semantics-in-rdf-and-property-graphs/ https://douroucouli.wordpress.com/2019/07/11/proposed-strate...