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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.
Engineering even a simple product often requires adhering to thousands of pages of specifications stored in PDFs. When specifications change, it can cause a chain reaction that takes weeks or months to resolve.
Here are questions to help decide if you should virtualize or materialize your data.
How do you put a price on a piece of commercial real estate?
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.
You can attach properties to edges in your RDF graph with Stardog’s new edge property capability that bridges the gap between RDF graphs and property graphs.
Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) are the nervous center of any research lab. Each LIMS holds patient, clinical, genomic, and trial data, supports research workflows across the lab, and provides the reports required for medical breakthroughs.
Ericsson combines their expertise in communications technology and network design with a Stardog knowledge graph to create the Connected Logistics Chain, a new global shipping platform.
*Update 9/29/20: You can now access Stardog Studio from https://stardog.studio in addition to running your own copy via our preconfigured Stardog Studio Docker image. Learn more here.* Stardog Studio 1.13 includes support for Stardog Studio in the browser via Docker - no application installation required.
Sometimes you want to find something in your graph without writing a SPARQL query, and now Studio is here to help.