Year: 2020

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The Case for Knowledge Graphs: Private vs. Public Graphs

Paco Nathan, graph data scientist & troublemaker generalByPaco Nathan

It’s an interesting time to be working with knowledge graphs. A time of stark contrasts in realizations. On the one hand, I talk with many people who would otherwise be quite expert about machine learning use cases who say, “Yeah, well, no one really uses knowledge graphs in production.” On the other hand, there are…

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5 Questions with Michael Atkin

François Scharffe, Co-Founder of the Knowledge Graph ConferenceByFrançois Scharffe

1. Tell us about yourself. I have a strange and sordid history. I’ve been an analyst and advocate for data management since 1985. I started with publishers–the owners of intellectual property–as they discovered concepts associated with the principles of data management. After publishing, I concentrated my efforts on the financial industry, learning how data goes…

Matthias Sesboüé, knowledge graph graduate student

5 Questions with Matthias Sesboüé

François Scharffe, Co-Founder of the Knowledge Graph ConferenceByFrançois Scharffe

Tell us about yourself. I’m French, and I’ve just finished a Master’s degree in computer engineering studies with a major in machine learning.  What are you working on? I start a Ph.D. in October 2020, with a company called TraceParts. They offer 3D models of various industrial equipment parts on their website, where suppliers list…

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Focus: Knowledge Graphs for Food

François Scharffe, Co-Founder of the Knowledge Graph ConferenceByFrançois Scharffe

Dan Barber, the James Beard award-winning chef who pioneered the farm-to-table movement, has a single, elegant term for the complexity of molecules, processes, and sequences that underpins great food: flavor. Like great chefs, computer scientists grapple with complexity, seeking elegant ways to model and analyze increasingly complex–or perhaps, flavorful–phenomena.  Across many business verticals, we are…

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5 Questions with Oshani Seneviratne

François Scharffe, Co-Founder of the Knowledge Graph ConferenceByFrançois Scharffe

Healthier eating for diabetics with the RPI + IBM Food Knowledge Graph Tell us about your project. The food knowledge graph (or foodkg) is a joint project between Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and IBM (part of the IBM AI Horizons Network). The project’s official name is “Health Empowerment through Analytics Learning and Semantics”, or HEALS. We…

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Special Events at KGC 2020 – Newsletter Issue 09

François Scharffe, Co-Founder of the Knowledge Graph ConferenceByFrançois Scharffe

Hi there,    The Knowledge Graph Conference 2020 is coming in less than a week!    Are you ready to be dazzled by the stardom of our speakers this year?    Here’s a moment of unveiling our special events at the KGC 2020.  KGC 2020Workshop – Personal Health Knowledge Graphs May 5th, 9 am –…

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KGC 2020 Agenda is now live – KGC Newsletter Issue 08

François Scharffe, Co-Founder of the Knowledge Graph ConferenceByFrançois Scharffe

Hi everyone, The Knowledge Graph Conference 2020 agenda is now live! Check it out.   May 4-5  Workshops & Tutorials 2 workshops and 7 tutorials on building the state of the art KGs Schedule May 6-7  Main Conference 30 speakers of KG pioneers and leaders sharing vision for KG innovations Schedule KGC 2020 Tickets Join over 130…

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