QuickGraph#9 The fashion Knowledge Graph. Inferencing with Ontologies in Neo4j – Jesús Barrasa

Last winter I had the opportunity to meet Katariina Kari at a Neo4j event in Helsinki. We had a conversation about graphs, RDF, LPG… we agreed on some things… and disagreed on others :)…

J.Barrasa Graph & RDF , QuickGraph November 25, 2019 April 11, 2021 9 Minutes Last winter I had the opportunity to meet Katariina Kari at a Neo4j event in Helsinki. We had a conversation about graphs, RDF, LPG… we agreed on some things… and disagreed on others 🙂 but I remember telling her that I had found very interesting a post she had published on how they were using Ontologies to drive semantic searches on the Zalando web site. I’ll use her example from that post and show how you can implement semantic searches/recommendations in Neo4j and leverage existing Ontologies (pu

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