Tags / 4 quotes from 3 sources
#triple-stores
Graph Databases | Bloor
What is a graph database?
A graph database is one that stores data in terms of entities and the relationships between entities. A variant on this theme are RDF (resource description framework) databases which store data in the format subject-predicate-object, which is known as a triple. There are three…
The Owlim Family Of Semantic Repositories
Owlim in the architecture at the bbc
OWLIM serves as the RDF store in the architecture facilitating metadata-based management, inference and retrieval of content. The metadata is added instantly to catch up with the stream of new content. Factual knowledge is updated constantly to reflect developments. The main…
Triple Bypass – What Does The Death Of The Semantic Web Mean For Publishers? - Semantico
NoSQL beats triple stores in practice
Whilst I agree that structure in metadata is important, the complexity of RDF/OWL and triple stores severely limit their utility. The challenges of handling big data have created market opportunities and growth for new breeds of NoSQL data stores. Like triple stores these…
Schema.org as an easy route to semantics
I agree: semantics on the web are alive and well in works such as schema.org. Also wolfram alpha remains very interesting, although I am less convinced of the sustainability of their business model. RDF and triple stores are still research projects. Without production ready…