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Python has become very popular for data science applications. It is now possible to access your Stardog Knowledge Graph using Python and our wrapper library called pystardog. Keep reading to see how easy it can be.
The latest release of Stardog Studio includes three new features geared toward helping you import, explore, and export your data more easily: CSV Import, Data Exploration, and Data Export.
Stardog is one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2020 thanks to our innovative Enterprise Knowledge Graph platform.
Here are questions to help decide if you should virtualize or materialize your data.
We’ve added three new language intelligence features to Stardog Studio to make it even easier for you to work with Stardog using GraphQL, SPARQL, and virtual graphs.
Sometimes you want to find something in your graph without writing a SPARQL query, and now Studio is here to help.
We built a visual query plan interface to help you write better queries.
Stardog Studio v1.8.0 introduces several improvements to help users get the most out of stored queries.
Understanding query plans is the key to consistently writing fast queries, so today we are pleased to announce revamped query plan support in Studio.
Data visualization has been a highly requested feature for Stardog, so we’re happy to announce that we’ve built Visual Results into Stardog Studio.
If you don’t know what data you have, it’s impossible to manage, measure, or monetize it. I heard this repeatedly during Gartner’s 2019 Data & Analytics Summit.
We’re happy to announce the beta release of Stardog 7 which comes with a new storage engine that significantly improves write performance.