rapid-triples: Adaptive Forms for Semi-automatic Knowledge Collection in RDF

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Main Authors: Scrocca, Mario, Carenini, Alessio, Carriero, Valentina Anita, Celino, Irene
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author Scrocca, Mario
Carenini, Alessio
Carriero, Valentina Anita
Celino, Irene
author_facet Scrocca, Mario
Carenini, Alessio
Carriero, Valentina Anita
Celino, Irene
contents <p>Slides for the presentation of the paper "rapid-triples: Adaptive Forms for Semi-automatic Knowledge Collection in RDF" accepted for publication at the 1st Workshop on Bridging Hybrid (Artificial) Intelligence and the Semantic Web (HAIBridge 2025) co-located with ISWC 2025.</p> <p>Authors: Mario Scrocca, Alessio Carenini, Valentina Anita Carriero and Irene Celino<br><br>Abstract: To reduce inaccuracies or a lack of context, AI applications may heavily benefit from structured knowledge modelled relying on reference ontologies. We present rapid-triples, a customizable and dynamic interface that facilitates human-in-the-loop collection of structured knowledge in RDF format. The system allows domain experts to manually input knowledge or semi-automatically enhance an extraction by an automated system from existing data sources. <br>By utilizing a common schema mapped to a target ontology, rapid-triples ensures that the knowledge collected is semantically interoperable and machine-readable. This tool supports various use cases, including expert-guided knowledge creation, validating and refining outputs from automated extractors, and generating high-quality training data for AI systems. Finally, we discuss the adoption of rapid-triples to support a use case in the industrial domain through the collection and exploitation of procedures as knowledge graphs.</p> <p>Paper: <a href="https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-4093/Paper4hai.pdf">https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-4093/Paper4hai.pdf</a> </p>
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spellingShingle rapid-triples: Adaptive Forms for Semi-automatic Knowledge Collection in RDF
Scrocca, Mario
Carenini, Alessio
Carriero, Valentina Anita
Celino, Irene
knowledge collection
knowledge extraction
knowledge graphs
form interface
human-in-the-loop
<p>Slides for the presentation of the paper "rapid-triples: Adaptive Forms for Semi-automatic Knowledge Collection in RDF" accepted for publication at the 1st Workshop on Bridging Hybrid (Artificial) Intelligence and the Semantic Web (HAIBridge 2025) co-located with ISWC 2025.</p> <p>Authors: Mario Scrocca, Alessio Carenini, Valentina Anita Carriero and Irene Celino<br><br>Abstract: To reduce inaccuracies or a lack of context, AI applications may heavily benefit from structured knowledge modelled relying on reference ontologies. We present rapid-triples, a customizable and dynamic interface that facilitates human-in-the-loop collection of structured knowledge in RDF format. The system allows domain experts to manually input knowledge or semi-automatically enhance an extraction by an automated system from existing data sources. <br>By utilizing a common schema mapped to a target ontology, rapid-triples ensures that the knowledge collected is semantically interoperable and machine-readable. This tool supports various use cases, including expert-guided knowledge creation, validating and refining outputs from automated extractors, and generating high-quality training data for AI systems. Finally, we discuss the adoption of rapid-triples to support a use case in the industrial domain through the collection and exploitation of procedures as knowledge graphs.</p> <p>Paper: <a href="https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-4093/Paper4hai.pdf">https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-4093/Paper4hai.pdf</a> </p>
title rapid-triples: Adaptive Forms for Semi-automatic Knowledge Collection in RDF
topic knowledge collection
knowledge extraction
knowledge graphs
form interface
human-in-the-loop
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17702230