Weekly Summary 2020-07-17

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Linked Data, Ontologies, and Knowledge Graphs explained.

This post - Linked Data, Ontology, and Knowledge Graph Explainer by Kingsley Idehen, is a collection of simple explanations combined with embedded use-case demonstration screencasts.

Summary of the week ending Friday, 2020-07-17

• You don’t need to be a Programmer to create and publish content on the Web that’s deployed using Linked Data principles.

• This move is HUGE! You can now create a personal profile doc via github

• @datasniff and URIBurner extracted lots of nuggets from this @WIRED post, courtesy of loosely-coupled Named Entity Extraction (NER) and Natural Language Process services too!

• Here’s a SPARQL query results page that produces a podcast index from an RSS feed.

• Here is an example of how OpenLink has used an Ontology to provide a definition of terms that enables the production and publication of structured descriptions of DBMS across genres.

• The power of Structured Data islands embedded in HTML comprising RDF deployed using a variety of notations (e.g., Microdata and JSONLD) and Linked Data principles. Offers, Products, and Pricing informed by an Ontology.

• Note, Nanotation is what provides the magic for using “plain text” as a RDF launch-point using Linked Data principles

• Virtuoso use-case: @DisGeNET RDF Linked Data is accessible via Faceted browser

• Here are further examples of auto generated HTML-based Structured Data web pages relating to Linked Data & Virtuoso Sponger Middleware.

• If you understand the nature of Data you can actually build useful solutions with built-in PrivacyByDesign. Unfortunately, the needle hasn’t moved despite the dire situation unveiled by COVID19

• Our Terminology Glossary constructed using RDF statement collections and deployed using Linked Data principles.

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Posts from Prior Weeks

• Weekly Summary 2020-07-10
• Weekly Summary 2020-07-03
• Archived listing of weekly summaries from January 2020 to June, 2020