Conferences and other events about knowledge graphs, linked data and related topics
While every effort has been made to keep these listings current, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic always check the linked event site for the most up-to-date information concerning that event.
"Diffbot's aim is to build the most accurate and comprehensive map of human knowledge. The Diffbot Knowledge graph is the world’s largest database of structured data, autonomously built by extracting […]
In this presentation Bryon Jacob of data.world will cover why a data catalog is the first knowledge graph that an organization should build.
In this workshop, we will be learning how to make use of TerminusDB, an open-source git-like database to build a knowledge graph with the bike-share data.
Gabriel Altay from Kenshon will speak on using Wikipedia and Wikidata for NLP.
"Ever wondered about graph databases and artificial intelligence? Curious about Python and machine learning?" "Then this is the evening for you! The night is going to be glorious." "Firstly, we […]
A virtual meetup on the uses of Apache Jena in building semantic web applications.
A second virtual Meetup to discuss active knowledge graph projects that can be used in the fight against the coronavirus (COVID-19).
This online Meetup will feature talks by Dr. Alexander Jarasch of the German Center for Diabetes Research, and Dr. Sören Auer of the Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology University Library, who will discuss the COVID-19 Knowledge Graph and technologies for open graphs about research knowledge.
Julien Grossmann of reKnowledge will share how knowledge graphs, natural language processing and a slick user interface can help mapping and gathering critical political and violent risks indicators and events related to the pandemic crisis.
This Meetup will provide a semi-advanced walk-through of how semantic search works, ending with a few example cases.