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October 14, 2011

MongoGraph – MongoDB Meets the Semantic Web

Filed under: MongoDB,RDF,Semantic Web,SPARQL — Patrick Durusau @ 6:24 pm

MongoGraph – MongoDB Meets the Semantic Web

From the post (Franz Inc.):

Recorded Webcast: MongoGraph – MongoDB Meets the Semantic Web From October 12, 2011

MongoGraph is an effort to bring the Semantic Web to MongoDB developers. We implemented a MongoDB interface to AllegroGraph to give Javascript programmers both Joins and the Semantic Web. JSON objects are automatically translated into triples and both the MongoDB query language and SPARQL work against your objects.

Join us for this webcast to learn more about working on the level of objects instead of individual triples, where an object would be defined as all the triples with the same subject. We’ll discuss the simplicity of the MongoDB interface for working with objects and all the properties of an advanced triplestore, in this case joins through SPARQL queries, automatic indexing of all attributes/values, ACID properties all packaged to deliver a simple entry into the world of the Semantic Web.

I haven’t watched the video, yet, but:

working on the level of objects instead of individual triples, where an object would be defined as all the triples with the same subject.

certainly caught my eye.

Curious, if this means simply using the triples as sources of values and not “reasoning” with them?

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