Taxonomy, Ontology, and Knowledge Graph Software and Solutions
Synaptica helps people to organize, categorize and discover enterprise knowledge.
Quickly design, build and manage
Intuitive drag-and-drop graphical user interface and workflow.
Simplify systems integrations
Adopt open industry standard models and data interchange formats.
Build smarter search and discovery
Leverage logical dependencies defined by properties, predicates and classes.
Create KOS schemes
Use public domain ontology plug-and-play predicates and classes.
Introduction to Graphite
Graphite is a powerful tool for quickly designing, building, and managing KOS using an intuitive graphical user interface. Based on Linked Data and Semantic Web standards and utilizing native RDF concept modeling.
Powered by a graph database, Graphite offers speed and flexibility.
Blogs and News
Metadata At this point, we all live in the digital universe. We order our goods online, we conduct most of our business digitally, and we socialize and interact virtually. The internet of…
Definition In taxonomy, a polyhierarchy refers to any hierarchical structure that allows a term to have multiple parents. (The opposite concept, monohierarchy, is used to describe taxonomies that do not allow polyhierarchy.) Polyhierarchy does not apply…
Comparing A to B While recently discussing taxonomy versioning with a few of our clients, they cited A/B testing as one of their use cases for creating taxonomy versions. In addition to creating point-in-time versions of…
In taxonomy, granularity refers to the number of terms describing a concept and its sub-concepts. This rubric can apply to an entire vocabulary or some subset. In short, the question…
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Our 30 page free ebook covers developing enterprise ontologies, taxonomies and knowledge graphs.
Synaptica Webinar | On Demand
Ontology for Knowledge Graphs
In this webinar Ahren Lehnert and Bob Kasenchak explained our methodology for designing ontologies for use in enterprise knowledge graph deployments.
Ahren and Bob discussed modeling ontologies to bring together in-place data and content from internal and external sources using W3C standard Linked Data principles as the basis for a knowledge graph.
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