Semantic Web
Welcome to the Semantic Web zone!
Lectures
Slides (2018/2019):
mostly see the old ones, BUT
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Old slides (2014/2015):
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27.01.2015 Applications of SemWeb, Semantic wikis
Labs
Please work alone or in pairs.
After each class, please prepare a report and send it to
Krzysztof Kutt.
Write the report in English or Polish.
Be concise and specific.
Name the file as follows: semweb2019_labN_surname1[_surname2].pdf, using your name(s) and the number of the lab e.g., semweb2019_lab1_hewlett_packard.pdf
If you need to send additional files (besides the report in pdf), zip them into a *.zip or *.tar.gz file and name accordingly.
DEADLINE for the reports: a minute before the next lab.
If you submit the report after the deadline you will get -1 point for each started day.
You may get 0-2 points for each report:
Answer the questions marked
in lab instructions.
(Optionally) Add extra feedback section in the report to earn extra credit.
If you get at least 75%, you will be exempted from the Test (and get as many points as you earned from the reports).
Schedule
Attendance and notes
Project(s)
Org:
Work in teams of 2-3 students.
Final raport and working piece of code is evaluated (Jupyter Notebook, PDF, whatever you want; code will be presented on your own laptops, so there are no limitations on technology used)
Deadline: before the exam!
Topics:
[1-2 groups] Review of knowledge graphs embeddings methods (with evaluation of existing libraries in Python) – may be extended as a workshop project (topic listed on SBK list)
[1 group] Loki on triple store – may be extended as a workshop project (topic listed on KKT list)
[1-3 groups] Semantic mashup – link data from at least 3 sources (eg. Wikidata, Geonames.org, dataset from LOD Cloud, polish GUS data) in a fancy way (e.g. question answering systems, recommendation system, some analysis using statistical methods or machine learning methods)
[1 group]
Beyond the RDF/OWL – review of other knowledge graphs approaches = „What do people do when they say they do knowledge graphs?” (with some code if possible) (start from:
A Common Sense View of Knowledge Graphs)
Additional materials
Additional labs
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JavaOne Online Technical Sessions and Labs: JavaOne2009 - Lab-4449: Semantic Web Programming
Uses: Jena Framework, Pellet Reasoner, NetBeans IDE
Spool/Obsolete
Old projects
General reading
Books:
Reading:
Slides:
Videolectures:
TED talks:
Projects:
Articles:
Discussion:
Reports:
Online Semantic Web courses:
Semantic Web tools and applications:
Triplestores / graph databases:
About
These course materials are prepared by GEIST Research Group and are available according to license.
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