可视化 RDF 查询结果
我的 SPARQL 查询返回一组结果,我想使用 RDF 可视化算法可视化查询结果,以便结果相互关联,并且我还检索有关它的更多信息。
示例:
如果我的域是电影行业,并且我查询詹姆斯·卡梅隆执导的所有电影,我会得到大约 10 或 11 个结果,例如,
'The Terminator'
'Rambo: First Blood Part II'
'Aliens'
'The Abyss'
'Terminator 2: Judgment Day '
'True Lies'
'Titanic'
'Avatar'
我想在所有结果之间制作一个可视化图表,显示主要关系“由James Cameron”,并且还通过语义网搜索其他一些关系,尝试这样的操作:
以上结果来自 relFinder 其中我们比较的实体是电影本身,请注意 relFinder 是基于语义网络的。
我对基于某些算法的生成查询的类似算法感兴趣,以检索与原始查询相关的结果以提供更详细的关系
我还想知道是否有任何 dotNet 库可以促进该过程?
My SPARQL Query returns a set of results, I want to visualize the Query results using an RDF Visualization algorithm, such that the results are related together and also I retrieve some more info about it.
Example:
if My domain is Movie industry, and I query about all movies directed by James Cameron, I get about 10 or 11 results, something like,
'The Terminator'
'Rambo: First Blood Part II'
'Aliens'
'The Abyss'
'Terminator 2: Judgment Day '
'True Lies'
'Titanic'
'Avatar'
I want to make a visualized graph between all the results, showing the main relation "directed by James cameron" and also searching for some other relation through semantic web, try something like this:
The above result came from relFinder where the Entities we compared between are the movies themselves,note that relFinder is semanticWeb-Based.
I am interested on similar algorithms to Generate Queries based on some algorithms to retrieve results to relate to the original Query to give more detailed relations
I also want to know if there's any dotNet libraries to facilitate the process?
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有许多用于 RDF 和 SPARQL 的 .Net 库可以让您完成查询部分,但您需要找到一个适合您需求的可视化库并将两者结合起来。
就 .Net 的 RDF/SPARQL 库而言,您可以选择以下选项:
我不是可视化专家,所以你必须自己去研究
There are a number of .Net libraries for RDF and SPARQL that will let you do the querying part but you'll need to find a visualization library that suits your needs and combine the two.
In terms of RDF/SPARQL libraries for .Net you have the choice of the following:
I'm not a visualization expert so you'd have to go research that yourself