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From texts to structured data: Building knowledge graphs through Computer-Assisted Semantic Text Modelling (CASTEMO)

This book documents:
- a data collection workflow of Computer-Assisted Semantic Text Modelling (CASTEMO);
- the structure of CASTEMO knowledge graphs;
- the research environment implementing this workflow - InkVisitor.

About the book

Authors:  David Zbíral, Robert L. J. Shaw, Tomáš Hampejs, and Adam Mertel. You can contact David...

Acknowledgements

The CASTEMO data collection workflow and the InkVisitor research environment were developped as p...

List of abbreviations

Abbreviation Meaning A Action type B Living Being C Concept E Even...

Why knowledge graphs?

Knowledge graphs are flexible data structures which store data as nodes and ties (edges). Knowled...

Entities

This chapter describes the different entity types of the CASTEMO data model, and their recommende...

Properties

This chapter explains a vital kind of relation in the CASTEMO data model: properties, which serve...

Relations

Some core semantic and ontological relations between entities are highlighted in the CASTEMO data...

Relations overview

 Some core semantic and ontological relations between entities are highlighted in the CASTEMO dat...

Superclass (SCL)

Superclass (SCL) is a semantic relation which relates an Action to one or more Actions, or a Conc...

Superordinate Entity (SOE)

Superordinate Entity (SOE) is a Relation which connects a subordinate entity to an entity in whic...

Classification (CLA)

Classification (CLA) is a Relation between a specific PLOGESTRB entity and the class (Concept) to...

Identification (IDE)

Identification (IDE) serves to declare the identity between PLOGESTRB entities, both within an en...

Synonym (SYN)

The CASTEMO data model recommends a strong understanding of synonymy. For two lexemes to be relat...

Antonym (ANT)

The CASTEMO data model recommends a strong understanding of antonymy, i.e. one which to some degr...

Holonym (HOL)

Holonym (HOL) Relation denotes the relation between a Concept representing a part of something to...

Property Reciprocal (PRR)

Property Reciprocal (PRR) is a Relation connecting two Concepts which can feature as a Property T...

Action/Event Equivalent (AEE)

The Action/Event Equivalent Relation (AEE) connects always one Action to one Concept, and it serv...

Implication

Implication (IMP) is a Relation which connects an Action to one or more other Actions. It denotes...

Subject/Actant1 Reciprocal (SAR)

The Subject/Actant1 Reciprocal (SAR) Relation relates two Actions. It is a type of Implication, b...

Actant semantics: Subject Semantics (SUS), Actant 1 Semantics (A1S), and Actant 2 Semantics (A2S)

Subject Semantics (SUS), Actant 1 Semantics (A1S), and Actant 2 Semantics (A2S) are Relations eac...

Related (REL)

Related (REL) is the least specific Relation which allows to relate entities of any type by way o...

References

How best collect CASTEMO data?

Full-text annotation

InkVisitor supports full-text annotation in its Annotator component. This chapter will teach you:...

Querying CASTEMO knowledge graphs

Now, time to get knowledge out of the knowledge graphs. This chapter categorizes some useful quer...

Data import

InkVisitor installation on the server

This chapter is intended for your IT support. It describes how to deploy the InkVisitor applicati...