More and more people are catching on to the value of knowledge graphs. I continue to field much more interesting, next-step questions like How to start building a knowledge graph? How do knowledge graphs add value? It's easiest to think of building a knowledge graph layer by layer. In my last two posts, I described a simple method for identifying the key entities for the nodes of a knowledge graph and the key relations for the edges. The next step is by far the most powerful and most valuable one:?it's moving away from a view of concepts as a collection of terms or strings to one where concepts are a collection – in fact a structured collection – of facts. This step is what gives knowledge graphs their extraordinary superpowers for data aggregation, data integration, and taming language models. Knowledge graphs are already a very effective way to do more with less. Even when they’re not complete or coherent or carefully constructed.?Building them at higher levels of scale and coherence will create many more layers of increasing value. #knowledgegraphs #knowledgegraph #AI #knowledgemanagement #triplestores
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Great article series!
I agree! It‘s things, not strings.
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9 个月Thank you for sharing! Great series of posts. What's your approach in this final part in how to identify and select which ones to use? In the previous posts you've talked about frequency analysis, nouns and verbs. What's your methodology in identifying these relations? My quick and clean approach when developing a first version is to define them by adding the actual data and use case to the model and iteratively add them piece by piece (also utilizing my past experience to identify the patterns of course).