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Grr: Generating Random RDF
Published on Jul 07, 20113163 Views
This paper presents Grr, a powerful system for generating random RDF data, which can be used to test Semantic Web applications. Grr has a SPARQL-like syntax, which allows the system to be both powerfu
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GRR - Generating Random RDF00:00
Motivation00:33
The Goal02:14
Presentation Outline02:54
Generating Data Example - 103:44
Generating Data Example - 204:12
Generating Data Example - 304:21
Generating Data Example - 404:45
Generating Data Example - 504:53
Generating Data Example - 605:54
What's Available Now? - 106:24
What's Available Now? - 207:14
Our System: GRR07:28
GRR: Abstract and Concrete Generation Languages - 108:09
GRR: Abstract and Concrete Generation Languages - 208:19
Concrete Generation Language09:16
Abstract Generation Language - 110:12
Abstract Generation Language - 210:13
Abstract Generation Language - 310:46
Abstract Generation Language - 411:05
Abstract Generation Language - 512:03
Abstract Generation Language - 612:58
Concrete Generation Language - 113:52
Concrete Generation Language - 213:53
Concrete Generation Language - 314:05
Generating Data Example - 116:17
Generating Data Example - 217:25
Generating Data Example - 317:45
Generating Data Example - 418:05
Generating Data Example - 518:08
Generating Data Example - 618:10
Generating Data Example - 718:11
Generating Data Example - 818:13
Generating Data Example - 919:04
Optimization Techniques - 119:59
Optimization Techniques - 220:02
Optimization Techniques - 320:10
Experimentation - 120:18
Experimentation - 220:22
Experimentation - 320:31
Experimentation - 420:57
Experimentation - 521:03
Experimentation - 621:22
System Implementation - GUI21:26
Conclusion - 122:26
Conclusion - 222:27
Learn more/Contact us22:57
Thank You23:09