Weekly summary 2019-11-22

snevitt · November 26, 2019, 7:19pm

Here is last week’s catch-up. Feel free to reach out to us, if you have a topic you would like us to cover in more detail!

For week ending Friday, 2019-11-22

How-To – Use the Virtuoso RDF Bulk Loader to Load Data from Zenodo
Demo / How-To Guide using a deceptively simple data entry form
Thread with demonstration shedding light on LPG vs SPARQL- and/or SQL-compliant Graph Database for Graph Analytics (one area within the massive DBMS). Includes SPARQL-BI examples that demonstrate how our Virtuoso uses SPASQL for this kind of Analytics
When reading docs from the Web, you can use OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer to handle the highlighting of concepts and automatic mapping of literal labels to Linked Data identifiers via DBpedia Spotlight, DataTXT, #BabelNet, etc.
Here is a How-To guide using Virtuoso and the “Northwind” Database (deployed as a collection of CSV docs) as the basis for simulating an Enterprise Knowledge Graph
How to Kickstart and Scale a Marketplace Business – Phase 1: Crack the Chicken-and-Egg Problem (Part 1/4).
Another way of understanding Virtuoso. It handles Relations (Data) using the representational form that optimizes its exploitation. Tables for Analysis. Graphs for Data Access, Data Connectivity, etc.
Looking at the W3C’s doc about Verifiable Credentials Data Model. It includes extended Metadata embedded in HTML using JSONLD and terms from SchemaOrg. Rendition saved to SolidPod
How hard is the semantic web to scale in reality?
Free Trial Download of Virtuoso, our High-Performance, Scalable, and Secure Enterprise Knowledge Graph and Data Virtualization Platform
Free Trial Download of our Secure and High-Performance ODBC & JDBC Data Access Drivers (Connectors)

Virtuoso Use cases

Ability to edit SPARQL queries by deconstructing query solution page URLs is one of its many unique features. Example, from the ClaimsKG Knowledge Graph

Weekly summary 2019-11-22

For week ending Friday, 2019-11-22

Virtuoso Use cases

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