This webinar is recorded and available on YouTube.
GraphDB 9.2 upgrades the modelling expressivity of the database with RDF*/SPARQL* – the most widely supported extension of those standards, which will be part of RDF 1.2. In RDF*, one can make statements about statements, formally called statement-level annotations. For example, one can provide a period for an employment relationship like this: (Joe works-for BigBucks) from 1/1/2018 to 30/3/2020. This mechanism goes beyond the expressivity of the Property Graphs, where one can attach key-value pairs to relationships. The statement-level annotations enable a more efficient representation of scores, weights, temporal restrictions and provenance information.
The RDF*/SPARQL* was initially developed as a specification enabling the RDF model to match the expressivity of the property graph models and assign meta-data on the RDF statement level. In this talk, Vassil will give a practical tutorial on the various options to model statement-level meta-data and what’s new in GraphDB 9.2.
The webinar will demonstrate the various options to model statement-level meta-data and what’s new in GraphDB 9.2.
Who is this webinar for:
- Technology enthusiasts (architects, software developers);
- Ontologists and data scientists;
- Technical people confident in SPARQL;
- Consultants and Solution Architects;
- Linked Data Scientists.
Expected duration:
1 hour total = 45 minutes presentation & demo + 15 minutes QA
About The Speaker
Vassil Momtchev
CTO
Vassil has more than 15 years in software development in various domains like life sciences, pharmaceutical, health care and telecommunication. In the past 10 years he’s mostly engaged with the development of complex enterprise knowledge management solutions that features natural language processing, text analytics, reasoning, semantics, ontology design, linked data, conceptual model design, implementation of formal grammars and graph databases.