Elsevier's healthcare knowledge graph and the case for enterprise level linked data standards

Alex DeJong; Radmila Bord; Will Dowling; Rinke Hoekstra; Ryan Moquin; O. Charlie; Mevan Samarasinghe; Paul Snyder; Craig Stanley; Anna Tordai; Michael Trefry; Paul Groth

Elsevier's healthcare knowledge graph and the case for enterprise level linked data standards

Alex DeJong, Radmila Bord, Will Dowling, Rinke Hoekstra, Ryan Moquin, O. Charlie, Mevan Samarasinghe, Paul Snyder, Craig Stanley, Anna Tordai, Michael Trefry, Paul Groth

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Linked Data principles and standards provide a powerful means for data integration across multiple sources. However, these standards are often too open to interpretation. In this work, we describe the necessity to define enterprise wide Linked Data standards in order to deliver Elsevier's healthcare knowledge graph and lessons learned in its implementation.

Original language	English
Journal	CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volume	2180
State	Published - Jan 1 2018
Event	2018 ISWC Posters and Demonstrations, Industry and Blue Sky Ideas Tracks, ISWC-P and D-Industry-BlueSky 2018 - Monterey, United States Duration: Oct 8 2018 → Oct 12 2018

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