From Messy to Clean with Ontotext Refine

Exploring the new features of the Ontotext's tool for data wrangling, string splitting and triple spinning.

This webinar is recorded and available on demand.

From Messy to Clean with Ontotext Refine

Ontotext Refine (formerly OntoRefine) is an intuitive no-code tool to clean and transform data into structured RDF using a freely accessible visual mapping interface.

Ontotext Refine supports analyzing input data, applies data cleaning and transformation algorithms, maps string values into knowledge graph concepts, and imports the generated model into GraphDB. Based on the popular OpenRefine, it offers a visual RDF mapping interface with a command line tool to automate all steps and integration with secured GraphDB endpoints.

This webinar will be a demonstration of how to use Ontotext Refine to transform messy tabular data into clean and structured RDF data, presented by Nikola Tulechki, Knowledge Engineer & Data Scientist at Ontotext. He will first show the graphical interface to interactively clean, enrich and map sample data to RDF. Then, he will show how easy it is to turn the work into a batch job that can be executed using Ontotext Refine’s new command line interface on any input data of the same shape. Come and join him!

When:
  • Thursday, Nov 17
  • 11am EST | 4pm GMT | 5pm CET
This webinar is for:
  • Data Scientists & Engineers
  • Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
  • Current & future users of GraphDB
  • RDF & Linked Data enthusiasts
Expected duration:
  • 45 minutes demonstration
  • 15 minutes for Q&A
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About The Speaker

Nikola Tulechki

Nikola Tulechki

Knowledge Engineer & Data Scientist

Nikola Tulechki has been a knowledge engineer at Ontotext since 2017. His PhD from the Toulouse Federal University in France focused on natural language processing applied to aviation safety narratives. His activities at Ontotext are centered around semantic data modeling and integration. Nikola is also a lecturer at Sofia University and New Bulgarian University, where he teaches Semantic Technologies.