Memory constrained devices

Devices which have very limited memory available for use.

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The two branches of AI, machine learning and semantic reasoning, are often discussed as opposing forces but in reality, their strengths can be combined to create a solution greater than the sum of its parts.
Machine Learning and Semantic Reasoning, the Perfect Union—Using Object Detection with RDFox
With RDFox v5.6 comes a flurry of improvements: enhancing the Web Console to increase your efficiency when handling data; introducing a powerful, versatile way to interact with the RDFox Shell remotely; and an all-new tool to visualise semantic reasoning — the latest essential for data comprehension. Each, in its own way, will change the way you use RDFox from this day on.
What’s New in RDFox v5.6: Highlighting Semantic Reasoning
This open-source extension is designed to help RDFox users work with their data, queries and rules more efficiently. The extension adds colour to keywords, operators, IRIs and literals in a number of RDF formats (Turtle, TriG, N-Triples and N-Quads), as well as Datalog rules, SPARQL scripts, and RDFox shell scripts.
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