Applied Graphs @AppliedGraphs

A knowledge engineering consultancy Joined February 2019

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Aaron Bradley @aaranged

3 years ago

"... the average developer ... does not care about RDF and does not care about the '-LD' in 'JSON-LD', he just cares about JSON; and he is right! We are here to care about the '-LD' part for him." Thomas Francart bit.ly/3omxPNg

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Ruben Taelman @rubensworks

4 years ago

Our project about Web Monetization of Solid apps has been completed! Learn more about the tools, specs, and documentation we have created: github.com/KNowledgeOnWeb… #Solid #WebMonetization

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Applied Graphs @AppliedGraphs

4 years ago

Money quote: "Companies should consider focusing on cultivating high-quality data — lots of it — and hiring people to do the work that AI is not ready to do." bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

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Applied Graphs @AppliedGraphs

4 years ago

So nice to see an ML tools vendor extoll the virtues of: subject matter expertise, taxonomies for labeling, and a data-centric mindset. humanloop.com/blog/4-lessons…

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Michael Andrews @storyneedle

6 years ago

Can we agree, please, that a graph database, when populated with data, is not a "knowledge" graph? I'm getting wary of the KG hype. Knowledge requires interpretation. Just shoveling data into a graph doesn't produce it. You need human annotation, provenience, claims: insight

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Ruben Taelman @rubensworks

6 years ago

A new W3C Community Group has been launched to bridge the worlds on #GraphQL and #RDF. Main goals are analysis of existing approaches, use case and requirement collection, to serve as a basis for future standardization efforts. w3.org/community/grap…

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Applied Graphs @AppliedGraphs

6 years ago

The future really is common sense: bit.ly/2Rx9JzQ

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Applied Graphs @AppliedGraphs

6 years ago

For anyone who has been watching, Google Trends has shown LPG dominance for _years_ now. And with that we've seen SHACL, RDF*, better distributed query models like TPF and tons of good vocabulary work. RDF/SHACL is alive and well, folks.

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Applied Graphs @AppliedGraphs

6 years ago

ETL's are to data as long-running branches are to devops. Their lack of immediacy causes problems to be discovered only after they have come to exist.