Building a content graph, part seven: GraphDB APIs
Across the first six articles I covered the use of information components representing structured content, taxonomies and graph databases to hold the relevant information (and…
Read moreAcross the first six articles I covered the use of information components representing structured content, taxonomies and graph databases to hold the relevant information (and…
Read moreThis article is about the taxonomy component of a content graph. Although the idea of a content graph is centred on links between content objects…
Read moreAs a part of your governance process, if you are a PoolParty taxonomy manager you will know that you have a number of options for…
Read moreThis is rather an unusual article for me, as I don't generally talk in detail about other company's tools. What's different in this case is…
Read moreThis webinar (featuring Andreas Blumauer, CEO of Semantic Web Company and Ian Piper of Tellura) explores both taxonomies and ontologies, and demonstrates how they work together to help you improve your…
Read moreWe need to talk about tagging; specifically, assistive tagging; what it is, how you do it and why it works better than either manual tagging or…
Read moreOrganisations that work with content-rich information systems often have to contend with two major problems: The first problem is usually addressed, with varying levels of success,…
Read moreIf you are using a taxonomy management system such as PoolParty to create business taxonomies, you may well be doing so in order to help with classifying your…
Read moreIn recent articles I have been describing assistive tagging as a way to blend elements of machine learning with human ingenuity. You may be wondering…
Read moreIn this article I'll be describing the Simple Knowledge Organisation System (usually abbreviated to SKOS, and that's how I'll be referring to it from now…
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