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Use No-Code Knowledge Graphs to Build an Enterprise Data
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Knowledge Graphs
by Aidan Hogan , Anisa Rula , Antoine
Zimmerman , Axel Polleres , Axel-Cyrille
Ngonga Ngomo , Claudia D'Amato , Claudio
Gutierrez , Eva Blomqvist , Gerard de Melo ,
Jose Emilio Labra Gayo , Juan Sequeda , Lukas
Schmelzeisen , Michael Cochez , Roberto
Navigli , Sabbir M Rashid , Sabrina Kirrane ,
Sebastian Neumaier , Steffen Staab
Length: 257 pages
Edition: 1
Language: English
Publisher: Morgan & Claypool
Publication Date: 2021-11-08
ISBN-10: 1636392350
ISBN-13: 9781636392356
Sales Rank: #0 (See Top 100 Books)
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This book provides a comprehensive and
accessible introduction to knowledge
graphs, which have recently garnered
notable attention from both industry and
academia. Knowledge graphs are founded on
the principle of applying a graph-based
abstraction to data, and are now broadly
deployed in scenarios that require integrating
and extracting value from multiple, diverse
sources of data at large scale.
The book defines knowledge graphs and
provides a high-level overview of how they are
used. It presents and contrasts popular graph
models that are commonly used to represent
data as graphs, and the languages by which
they can be queried before describing how the
resulting data graph can be enhanced with
notions of schema, identity, and context. The
book discusses how ontologies and rules can be
used to encode knowledge as well as how
inductive techniques–based on statistics, graph
analytics, machine learning, etc.–can be used to
encode and extract knowledge. It covers
techniques for the creation, enrichment,
assessment, and refinement of knowledge
graphs and surveys recent open and enterprise
knowledge graphs and the industries or
applications within which they have been most
widely adopted. The book closes by discussing
the current limitations and future directions
along which knowledge graphs are likely to
evolve.
This book is aimed at students, researchers, and
practitioners who wish to learn more about
knowledge graphs and how they facilitate
extracting value from diverse data at large scale.
To make the book accessible for newcomers,
running examples and graphical notation are
used throughout. Formal definitions and
extensive references are also provided for those
who opt to delve more deeply into specific
topics.
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