by Dave McComb | Nov 25, 2020 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
While on her semantic modelling journey and as a Data Engineer herself, Ilaria Maresi encountered a range of challenges. There was not one definite source where she could quickly look things up, many of the resources were extremely technical and geared towards a more...
by Dave McComb | Nov 3, 2020 | gist & Open Standards
Phil Blackwood, Ph.D. It’s no secret that most companies have silos of data and continue to create new silos. Data that has the same meaning is often represented hundreds or thousands of different ways as new data models are introduced with every new software...
by Dave McComb | Sep 14, 2020 | gist & Open Standards
The Ontologist and Mathematician should be able to find common ground because Cantor introduced set theory into the foundation of mathematics, and W3C OWL uses set theory as a foundation for ontology language. Let’s listen in as they mash up Cantor and OWL …...
by Dave McComb | Jan 14, 2020 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
Person uses language. Person speaks language. Person learns language. We spend the early years of life learning vocabulary and grammar in order to generate and consume meaning. As a result of constantly engaging in semantic generation and consumption, most of us are...
by Dave McComb | Oct 29, 2019 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
I’m at a graph conference. The general sense is that property graphs are much easier to get started with than Knowledge Graphs. I wanted to explore why that is, and whether it is a good thing. It’s a bit of a puzzle to us, we’ve been using RDF and the Semantic Web...
