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Author Archives: Andre Valdestilhas
More Complete Resultset Retrieval from Large Heterogeneous RDF Sources
Over recent years, the Web of Data has grown significantly. Various interfaces such as LOD Stats, LOD Laundromat and SPARQL endpoints provide access to hundreds of thousands of RDF datasets, representing billions of facts. These datasets are available in different … Continue reading
									
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		AKSW Colloquium, 12 October, 3pm, A High Performance Approach to String Distance using Most Frequent K Characters
Andre Valdestilhas will present the current state of his work “A High Performance Approach to String Distance using Most Frequent K Characters”. Abstract The idea is to reduce the computation in Link Discovery using and improving a String Distance Function called Most … Continue reading
									
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