Conferences and other events about knowledge graphs, linked data and related topics
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In this webinar, Jarred McGinnis and Atanas Kiryakov present Ontotext’s upcoming white paper: Knowledge Graphs for Enterprise Data Management. They will cover the principles and implementation of knowledge graphs and will provide examples from different industries of how knowledge graphs bring value through cost savings, new revenue opportunities and a sustainable AI strategy.
In this webinar the Semantic Interoperability Community (SEMIC) will present the new specifications of GeoDCAT-AP 2.0 to the GeoDCAT-AP Working Group.
In this talk Panos Alexopoulos will describe NLP tasks that knowledge graph mining involves and some common pitfalls to avoid.
Looking at a partnership between Access Innovations and Data Conversion Laboratory, this webinar will explore how semantics and structure are more powerful together than on their own.
This webinar, hosted by Francois Scharffe of The Knowledge Graph Conference, will look into providing a leaner approach to knowledge engineering.
ConTech Week 2020 is a global event for content people – from publishers to content and information managers – who want to understand how data-driven content will impact their organisations, operations and the content they create, deliver and consume.
Taxonomy Boot Camp is the world's leading conference dedicated to exploring the successes, challenges, methodologies and products for taxonomies.
This webinar will address the role of taxonomies in recommender systems, including how taxonomies may be enriched to convert them into basic knowledge graphs.
Knowledge Connexions 2020 will feature three days of workshops, masterclasses and presentations on graph databases, semantic technology, knowledge graphs and graph AI.
Linked Pasts 6 is a conference focused on linked open data as applied to the study of the ancient and historical worlds.