Linked Data Universe - Large Scale Computing Tasks for the HPI FutureSOC-Lab
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Nice presentation!
Little points to fix., if possible.
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-- use generic HTTP URIs so that you can use a single URI for Referring-to Things and Looking up (Accessing) their Structured Representation
-- use RDF to produce Structured Representations of these Things. 14/71
-- Virtuoso Sponger (a bubble in the LOD Cloud) enables generation of an RDF based description for any HTTP accessible resource.
The URIBurner instance at (http://uriburner.com and the LOD Cloud Cache at:
http://lod.openlinksw.com are live examples of progressively populated Linked Data Spaces).
-- PingTheSemanticWeb (PTSW) is another progressively populated Linked Data Space
-- PTSW + Virtuoso Sponger add a dynamic dimension to the LOD triple count game which basically takes LOD (deep Web) way beyond 15 Billion Triples, In short, we’ve stopped counting :-)
57/71 Note all of the following showcase Entity Ranking (Data Ranking) based of Link coefficients. You can even order SPARQL queries by Entity Rank. 1 year ago Reply
Little points to fix., if possible.
35/71
-- use generic HTTP URIs so that you can use a single URI for Referring-to Things and Looking up (Accessing) their Structured Representation
-- use RDF to produce Structured Representations of these Things.
14/71
-- Virtuoso Sponger (a bubble in the LOD Cloud) enables generation of an RDF based description for any HTTP accessible resource. The URIBurner instance at (http://uriburner.com and the LOD Cloud Cache at: http://lod.openlinksw.com are live examples of progressively populated Linked Data Spaces).
-- PingTheSemanticWeb (PTSW) is another progressively populated Linked Data Space
PTSW + Virtuoso Sponger add a dynamic dimension to the LOD triple count game which basically takes LOD (deep Web) way beyond 15 Billion Triples, In short, we've stopped counting :-)
57/71
Note all of the following showcase Entity Ranking (Data Ranking) based of Link coefficients;
You can even order SPARQL queries by Entity Rank. 1 year ago Reply