Category Archives: PhD topic

either inaugural, yearly progress report, or defence practice

DBpedia Knowledge Engineering PhD Symposium

Posted on May 2, 2022 by Julia Holze

Dear all, We are excited to invite you to the 1st DBpedia Knowledge Engineering PhD Symposium, organized on July 6th, 2022 in Leipzig, Germany. The DBpedia Knowledge Engineering PhD Symposium will be held on the third day of the week-long … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 23.01.2017, Automatic Mappings of Tables to Knowledge Graphs and Open Table Extraction

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Ivan Ermilov

Automatic Mappings of Tables to Knowledge Graphs and Open Table Extraction On the upcoming colloquium on 23.01.2017, Ivan Ermilov will present his work on automatic mappings of tables to knowledge graphs, which was published as TAIPAN: Automatic Property Mapping for Tabular … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 09.05.2016: Hebrew MMoOn inventory, federated SPARQL query processing

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Bettina Klimek

In this week’s colloquium Bettina Klimek will give a practice talk of the paper ‘Creating Linked Data Morphological Language Resources with MMoOn – The Hebrew Morpheme Inventory‘, which she will present at the LREC conference 2016, 23-28 May 2016, Slovenia, … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 30-11-2015, SCARO + Large-scale multilingual knowledge extraction & quality assessment

Posted on November 30, 2015 by TommasoSoru

On November 30 at 3 PM, Klaus Lyko (right) will present SCARO. Afterwards, Dimitris Kontokostas (left) will present the progress of his PhD thesis “Large-scale multilingual knowledge extraction & quality assessment”. About the AKSW Colloquium This event is part of … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 09-11-2015, Versioning of Arbitrary RDF Data (PhD progress report) and GraphLab Platform

Posted on November 7, 2015 by Marvin Frommhold

GraphLab Platform – Overview and History by Simon Bin GraphLab is a graph-based distributed computation framework. It was developed from 2009 at Carnegie Mellon University. At that time it was competing with Hadoop on Graph processing. The typical example algorithm demonstrated … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 14 September, 3pm, Learning Metrics for Link Discovery

Posted on September 13, 2015 by TommasoSoru

In this Colloquium, Tommaso Soru will present the progress of his PhD titled “Learning Metrics for Link Discovery”. The discovery of new links is essential for the construction of the Linked Data cloud. The use of links to other URIs … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 20-07-2015, Enterprise Linked Data Networks

Posted on July 16, 2015 by Marvin Frommhold

Enterprise Linked Data Networks (PhD progress report) by Marvin Frommhold The topic of the thesis is the scientific utilization of the LUCID research project, in particular the LUCID Endpoint Prototype. In LUCID we research and develop on Linked Data technologies in order to … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium, 13-07-2015

Posted on July 13, 2015 by Philipp Frischmuth

Philipp Frischmuth will give a brief presentation regarding the current state of his PhD thesis and Lukas Eipert will present the topic of his upcoming internship: As part of an internship at eccenca a configurable graphical RDF editor will be … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium: Edgard Marx and Tommaso Soru on Monday, February 23, 3.00 p.m.

Posted on February 19, 2015 by TommasoSoru

On Monday, 23rd of February 2015, Edgard Marx will introduce Smart, a search engine designed over the Semantic Search paradigm; subsequently, Tommaso Soru will present ROCKER, a refinement operator approach for key discovery. EDIT: Tommaso Soru’s presentation was moved to … Continue reading →

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AKSW Colloquium: Konrad Höffner and Michael Röder on Monday, February 16, 3.00 p.m.

Posted on February 16, 2015 by KonradHoeffner

CubeQA—Question Answering on Statistical Linked Data by Konrad Höffner Abstract Question answering systems provide intuitive access to data by translating natural language queries into SPARQL, which is the native query language of RDF knowledge bases. Statistical data, however, is structurally … Continue reading →

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