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Creating knowledge graphs from literature
[Webinar]
Organisations produce data and ingest externally generated data at a rapid pace. Holistic views of multiple data sources allow for inferences to be made that would otherwise remain unseen. In order to take holistic views of this data, it is critical that they are aligned to standards and that intuitive data structures are utilised to enable complex querying of the integrated dataset.
During this short webinar our Lead Technical Consultant Joe Mullen will explain how SciBite’s semantic enrichment technology is being used to facilitate the production of Knowledge Graphs.
We will explain how the SciBite stack can be used for the extraction of semantic triples from literature as well as the harmonisation and integration of these with data from both external and internal structured data sources.
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