This Advanced Semantic Reasoning Workshop will be split into two sessions: An Introduction to SPARQL (optional, aimed at beginners), and Advanced Reasoning with RDFox‍. Learn about knowledge graphs, reasoning, and the semantic web. In both sessions you’ll have the opportunity to get hands-on with RDFox, writing your own rules and queries to develop your understanding of both reasoning and SPARQL.

This Advanced Semantic Reasoning Workshop will be split into two sessions: An Introduction to SPARQL (optional, aimed at beginners), and Advanced Reasoning with RDFox‍. Learn about knowledge graphs, reasoning, and the semantic web. In both sessions you’ll have the opportunity to get hands-on with RDFox, writing your own rules and queries to develop your understanding of both reasoning and SPARQL.

We’re proud to announce our attendance to and presentation at the 4th annual Knowledge Graph Conference on May 2-6 at Cornell Tech, NYC and virtually on Airmeet. With over 80 presentations, 30 workshops-include our own-and dedicated networking sessions, this event will be our most comprehensive program ever. We’ve designed this year’s conference to include sessions for both business executives and knowledge graph practitioners.

This Advanced Semantic Reasoning Workshop will be split into two sessions: An Introduction to SPARQL (optional, aimed at beginners), and Advanced Reasoning with RDFox‍. Learn about knowledge graphs, reasoning, and the semantic web. In both sessions you’ll have the opportunity to get hands-on with RDFox, writing your own rules and queries to develop your understanding of both reasoning and SPARQL.

Join a small class for an interactive lesson, teaching you how to get set up with RDFox and providing tips and tricks with query and rule writing along the way, given by an RDFox expert and daily user, our senior knowledge engineer. Tailored to suit the pace and level of the class, you’ll have the opportunity to run through a number of crucial points to develop your own understanding and use of RDFox, from setting it up in the IDE and console, to the complexities of reasoning. Sessions one and two will be similar in content so there is no need to attend both, just the one more convenient for you. Spaces are limited on a first-come, first-serve basis.