katsi111

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   by katsi111 4y ago

   It is actually (in pseudo RDF): [BILLY bookcase in white 80x28x202 cm] rdf:type :Product . Product rdf:type :Class . [BILLY bookcase in white 80x28x202 cm] :categorisedAs :bookcase . :bookCase rdf:type :Category . *[ ] = IRI of that partic
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   by katsi111 4y ago

   Dave McComb is a huge influence in my thinking of Enterprise Knowledge Graphs.
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   by katsi111 4y ago

   Thank you, the intention was exactly to highlight managing and communicating data ownership and create a framework for data governance.
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   by katsi111 4y ago

   The concepts are Classes in OWL and the categories are individuals of rdf:type Category.
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   by katsi111 4y ago

   Hi, I'm the author of the blog post. What problem we are solving at IKEA exactly is something I plan to write next about, once we get some numbers in from AB testing etc. We are not there yet to share concrete results. KGs in the gener
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   by katsi111 5y ago

   Knowledge Graphs are more and more adapted in practise. There are some nice in-use papers about it, for example one with Pinterest ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/1907.02106.pdf ).
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   by katsi111 5y ago

   My experience is that programmers (if you can generalise them like this) breath a sigh of relief when I as an ontologist (someone who builds knowledge graphs and makes sure that they are logically sound) tell them that I will work with doma