On 1/17/13 1:45 PM, Michael Miller wrote:
the developer who wrote the app looked at RDF but settled on neo4j because
it seemed to scale better.
RDF is a framework comprised of:
1. Data Model
2. Syntax
3. Notations.
How do you compare that with an DBMS product? The comparison isn't like
for li
hi simon,
my lab group here at ISB has a web application called pubcrawl [1] which
looks through medline abstracts driven by a protein-protein interaction
database and results from analysis of TCGA data that we use in conjunction
with our regulome explorer [2].
the developer who wrote the app loo
On 1/17/13 1:06 PM, Lin MD, Simon wrote:
Kingsley,
I tried the link you send. With 55 Billion+ live triples, the response time is
very much impressive.
However, I must say that I am lost on viewing the results -- the presentation
is not designed to anybody outside of the RDF community!
One
Kingsley,
I tried the link you send. With 55 Billion+ live triples, the response time is
very much impressive.
However, I must say that I am lost on viewing the results -- the presentation
is not designed to anybody outside of the RDF community!
By the way, how you compare your approach to n
Apologies for cross-posting.
IPSNP Computing Inc is looking for a Software Engineer to work on the
development of a Biomedical Data Federation/Semantic Querying technology
based on Semantic Web services.
The following qualifications are mandatory:
- Good knowledge of Java.
- MSc in Comput
I created a wiki page for planning the face-to-face meeting:
http://www.w3.org/wiki/HCLSIG/Cambridge_F2F_2013
Please add your name if you are interested in attending (I already added the
names of those who replied via e-mail).
I guess we don't know yet know how many interested participants we wil
On 1/17/13 9:56 AM, Bhat, Talapady N. wrote:
Hi,
All these are good news. But one of the important stuff, as far as I know still
to be addressed is, are all the graphs produced by RDF graph generator are
meaningful for a use-case. In other words, do we have methods to ensure that
the elements
Hi,
All these are good news. But one of the important stuff, as far as I know still
to be addressed is, are all the graphs produced by RDF graph generator are
meaningful for a use-case. In other words, do we have methods to ensure that
the elements (subject, object, predicates) of an RDF trillio
On 1/16/13 8:12 PM, Rafael Richards wrote:
Yesterday Facebook announced a new feature called Graph Search. This
Graph includes 1 billion people, 240 billion photos, and over 1
trillion connections.
Graph search is privacy aware: every piece of content has its own
specified audience. Most c
