Powerful RDF Knowledge Graph Generation with RML Mappings
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Powerful RDF Knowledge Graph Generation with RML Mappings
Rust-native, modular platform for Semantic Web, SPARQL 1.2, GraphQL, and AI-augmented reasoning
PurRDF — one RDF 1.2 engine, one behavior, in Rust, Python, WebAssembly and C. Deterministic BM25 full-text search, exact GeoSPARQL 1.1 and embedding kNN answered from SPARQL, in-process, over one dataset: the three jobs a triple store usually kept PostgreSQL beside it for. Plus native codecs, RDFC-1.0, SHACL, ShEx, entailment and GTS transport.
RML-star: RDF-star generation for RML
Ground LLM output as provenance-tracked claims, not truths. A maximal super-ontology + native RDF-1.2 logic: reasoning engine — OWL, SHACL, SSSOM, EDOAL are generated lossy projections; a correspondence calculus losslessly subsumes external vocabularies. Rust-first (pip / MCP / GTS).
A toolkit for reasoning about RDF-star in Soufflé, including an OWL reasoner
Inference and Meta Knowledge Benchmarking of OBDA Systems
RML-star Mapping Bootstrapper from Property Graphs
Use cases for generating RDF-star from heterogeneous data sources
An image is not a sentence: a VLM's description of one is unvalidated prose. VSON makes every claim about an image — object, property, spatial relation, action — a graph assertion SHACL can reject, so a build can fail on it. Rust CLI, Python API, MCP server, keyless browser studio. It checks the graph, not the picture.
A single-file, content-addressed, append-only transport for RDF 1.2 graphs — four interoperable engines (Rust, Python, Go, TypeScript), one spec, one conformance corpus.
RDF-Star Database - Provenance focused python embedded database for AI workflows
RDF-star dataset on U.S. presidents, mined from Wikidata.
Set of 6 SPARQL* queries for epidemiological research within hospitals and RDF* knowledge graph dataset generated for paper "Spatiotemporal Data Modelling for Epidemiological Research in Hospitals"
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